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Proxy configuration

From: Bil Simser <emailme_at_bilsimser.com>
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2008 06:15:13 -0700 (PDT)

Hi guys,

I'm running subversion and had it configured to work from behind a
firewall to pull down from repositories on the net. I did this by
modifying the "servers" file in my application data folder and added
the two following lines:

http-proxy-host = myProxyName
http-proxy-port = 8080

This worked fine for getting files from repositories on the internet
(in fact, I had to do this in order to get it to work).

Recently we're trying to get Cruise working and I had to change our
internal subversion server from https to http. I was having problems
with TortoiseSVN and getting a MKACTIVITY 400 error (bad request)
whenever I hit our internal subversion server (other than updates).

If I remove the proxy information I can use my internal http server
but now can't use external repositories.

So any ideas on a configuration I can use to access external
repositories using the proxy but internal ones without using it?

Sorry, I'm new with this level of configuration so I'm a little out of
my experience zone. Thanks!

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