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Mykel Alvis commented on WAGON-116:
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Yes. The USERNAME in the above example required that.
You can also do it by
export HTTP_PROXY='http://DOMAIN\USER:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:PORT'
or export HTTP_PROXY="http://DOMAIN\\USER:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:PORT"
First one appears more generic across shells (except for "export", of course)
It would maybe be nice if there were a parameter to set for this in the
provider, rather than having to juggle escaped backslashes for windows, but
that's just an idea.
> Proxy authentication not authenticating with settings
> -----------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: WAGON-116
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/WAGON-116
> Project: Maven Wagon
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: wagon-http
> Environment: Linux with BlueCoat firewall/proxy
> Reporter: Mykel Alvis
> Fix For: 1.x
>
> Attachments: myfile.txt
>
>
> On a windows machine, authenticated on an NT domain, the proxy username and
> password appear to be sufficient for getting the lightweight http wagon to
> download artifacts.
> On a linux machine, which is connected to the domain's network but not
> authenticated on the domain, the same settings do not work.
> To further compound the confusion of the situation,
> setting http_proxy with the specified username and password using
> export http_proxy=http://USERNAME:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:PROXYPORT
> allows me to use wget on an artifact's URL and retrieve it from the command
> line, indicating an issue with the proxy settings for java (since a compiled
> app from the command line successfully navigates the proxy).
> There appears to be no additional logging available.
> Attached is the output of mvn -X that shows the trace.
> Currently checking out the trunk sources to attempt further debugging.
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