Unable to connect to proxy, git
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I set a system wide proxy for on my machine through network settings, the proxy was localhost:9191 (I was using Burpsuite). I now have disabled the said proxy. And when I tried to clone a git repository through git clone "url", it gives an error unable to connect to 127.0.0.1 port 9191. But I disabled the proxy! can anyone help? I restarted the network-manager but still dosen't seem to work. I tried changing the Port for the proxy as well, and even after changing the port to say 80, the error I get is still can't connect to localhost port 9191
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I set a system wide proxy for on my machine through network settings, the proxy was localhost:9191 (I was using Burpsuite). I now have disabled the said proxy. And when I tried to clone a git repository through git clone "url", it gives an error unable to connect to 127.0.0.1 port 9191. But I disabled the proxy! can anyone help? I restarted the network-manager but still dosen't seem to work. I tried changing the Port for the proxy as well, and even after changing the port to say 80, the error I get is still can't connect to localhost port 9191
networking proxy git
asked Mar 31 at 6:21
Sahil
187
I tried using therequestsmodule from python to connect to an external server and the same error persists. However thewgetcommand seems to work fine.
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:26
How did you disable the proxy? Did you deconfigure the proxy options in yourgitrepositories/configurations, and your shell?
– Thomas Ward♦
Mar 31 at 6:28
I just went to network settings again, and there was disable radio button for the proxy, I checked it that's it. @ThomasWard
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:30
The problem only seems to be for my unprivileged account. The root is able to connect to the network just fine. I'll try and copy it's setting to my account.
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:33
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I set a system wide proxy for on my machine through network settings, the proxy was localhost:9191 (I was using Burpsuite). I now have disabled the said proxy. And when I tried to clone a git repository through git clone "url", it gives an error unable to connect to 127.0.0.1 port 9191. But I disabled the proxy! can anyone help? I restarted the network-manager but still dosen't seem to work. I tried changing the Port for the proxy as well, and even after changing the port to say 80, the error I get is still can't connect to localhost port 9191
networking proxy git
asked Mar 31 at 6:21
Sahil
187
I set a system wide proxy for on my machine through network settings, the proxy was localhost:9191 (I was using Burpsuite). I now have disabled the said proxy. And when I tried to clone a git repository through git clone "url", it gives an error unable to connect to 127.0.0.1 port 9191. But I disabled the proxy! can anyone help? I restarted the network-manager but still dosen't seem to work. I tried changing the Port for the proxy as well, and even after changing the port to say 80, the error I get is still can't connect to localhost port 9191
networking proxy git
networking proxy git
asked Mar 31 at 6:21
Sahil
187
asked Mar 31 at 6:21
Sahil
187
asked Mar 31 at 6:21
Sahil
187
asked Mar 31 at 6:21
Sahil
187
asked Mar 31 at 6:21
Sahil
187
187
I tried using therequestsmodule from python to connect to an external server and the same error persists. However thewgetcommand seems to work fine.
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:26
How did you disable the proxy? Did you deconfigure the proxy options in yourgitrepositories/configurations, and your shell?
– Thomas Ward♦
Mar 31 at 6:28
I just went to network settings again, and there was disable radio button for the proxy, I checked it that's it. @ThomasWard
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:30
The problem only seems to be for my unprivileged account. The root is able to connect to the network just fine. I'll try and copy it's setting to my account.
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:33
add a comment |Â
I tried using therequestsmodule from python to connect to an external server and the same error persists. However thewgetcommand seems to work fine.
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:26
How did you disable the proxy? Did you deconfigure the proxy options in yourgitrepositories/configurations, and your shell?
– Thomas Ward♦
Mar 31 at 6:28
I just went to network settings again, and there was disable radio button for the proxy, I checked it that's it. @ThomasWard
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:30
The problem only seems to be for my unprivileged account. The root is able to connect to the network just fine. I'll try and copy it's setting to my account.
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:33
I tried using the
requests module from python to connect to an external server and the same error persists. However the wget command seems to work fine.– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:26
I tried using the
requests module from python to connect to an external server and the same error persists. However the wget command seems to work fine.– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:26
How did you disable the proxy? Did you deconfigure the proxy options in your
git repositories/configurations, and your shell?– Thomas Ward♦
Mar 31 at 6:28
How did you disable the proxy? Did you deconfigure the proxy options in your
git repositories/configurations, and your shell?– Thomas Ward♦
Mar 31 at 6:28
I just went to network settings again, and there was disable radio button for the proxy, I checked it that's it. @ThomasWard
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:30
I just went to network settings again, and there was disable radio button for the proxy, I checked it that's it. @ThomasWard
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:30
The problem only seems to be for my unprivileged account. The root is able to connect to the network just fine. I'll try and copy it's setting to my account.
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:33
The problem only seems to be for my unprivileged account. The root is able to connect to the network just fine. I'll try and copy it's setting to my account.
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:33
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So I tried disabling the proxy through the GUI and that didn't work, so I decided to list my proxy settings through env | grep -i proxy
the output for the following was
HTTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
FTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
https_proxy=localhost:9191
.....
I tried the following command to empty those variables export HTTP_PROXY=
with all the variables done, the proxy settings are back to normal.
answered Mar 31 at 6:41
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
So I tried disabling the proxy through the GUI and that didn't work, so I decided to list my proxy settings through env | grep -i proxy
the output for the following was
HTTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
FTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
https_proxy=localhost:9191
.....
I tried the following command to empty those variables export HTTP_PROXY=
with all the variables done, the proxy settings are back to normal.
answered Mar 31 at 6:41
Sahil
187
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
So I tried disabling the proxy through the GUI and that didn't work, so I decided to list my proxy settings through env | grep -i proxy
the output for the following was
HTTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
FTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
https_proxy=localhost:9191
.....
I tried the following command to empty those variables export HTTP_PROXY=
with all the variables done, the proxy settings are back to normal.
answered Mar 31 at 6:41
Sahil
187
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
So I tried disabling the proxy through the GUI and that didn't work, so I decided to list my proxy settings through env | grep -i proxy
the output for the following was
HTTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
FTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
https_proxy=localhost:9191
.....
I tried the following command to empty those variables export HTTP_PROXY=
with all the variables done, the proxy settings are back to normal.
answered Mar 31 at 6:41
Sahil
187
So I tried disabling the proxy through the GUI and that didn't work, so I decided to list my proxy settings through env | grep -i proxy
the output for the following was
HTTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
FTP_PROXY=localhost:9191
https_proxy=localhost:9191
.....
I tried the following command to empty those variables export HTTP_PROXY=
with all the variables done, the proxy settings are back to normal.
answered Mar 31 at 6:41
Sahil
187
answered Mar 31 at 6:41
Sahil
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answered Mar 31 at 6:41
Sahil
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answered Mar 31 at 6:41
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I tried using the
requestsmodule from python to connect to an external server and the same error persists. However thewgetcommand seems to work fine.– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:26
How did you disable the proxy? Did you deconfigure the proxy options in your
gitrepositories/configurations, and your shell?– Thomas Ward♦
Mar 31 at 6:28
I just went to network settings again, and there was disable radio button for the proxy, I checked it that's it. @ThomasWard
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:30
The problem only seems to be for my unprivileged account. The root is able to connect to the network just fine. I'll try and copy it's setting to my account.
– Sahil
Mar 31 at 6:33