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Hi ewemoa

At any rate, I've got a preliminary version of a PuTTY plugin which seems to be working with the standard PuTTY.  I tested a modified version w/ KiTTY's registry-based sessions (the only relevant difference I noticed seemed to be the location in the registry) with some success.

If there is interest, I might put together a preliminary release for testing.

Sure! I wonder why there's so little echo on your posting. I'd love to test it.

Cheers

Rico

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Ok, cheers. Will build that into FarrMilk asap.

Cheers mate!

Any news here? Eager to use it  ;D

PS: We're neighbours  :up: Seisch wäni cha hälfe  :D

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Ok, cheers. Will build that into FarrMilk asap.

Cheers mate!

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I see! FarrMilk doesn't allow to specify a proxy yet. Would you mind to re-download the test tool with the above link and try like so:

C:\AuthenticationUrlTest>AuthenticationUrlTest.exe Proxy

where Proxy can be either a hostname or dotted IP address and port added the usual way (i.e. with : )


Cheers
Philipp

Tadaaa!  ;D  :Thmbsup:

C:\test>AuthenticationUrlTest.exe cache.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080
FarrMilk authentication test tool version 1.2
http://farrmilk.objecttechnology.com

Using proxy: cache.ch.colt.net:8080

rtm.auth.getFrob returned:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<rsp stat="ok"><frob>4269354f09f11304f8d37346873c6f4dfede585d</frob></rsp>


frob is: '4269354f09f11304f8d37346873c6f4dfede585d'

Authentication URL is:

http://api.rememberthemilk.com/services/auth/?api_key=25832c2c27d31c1d5d21126303
28139b&api_sig=49310bc04657fa131655268fe5b00dc2&frob=4269354f09f11304f8d37346873
c6f4dfede585d&perms=delete

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FarrMilk accesses the Remember The Milk API via http REST requests (http://api.rememberthemilk.com/services/rest/). If your proxy blocks http, you won't be able to use FarrMilk. I'll update FarrMilk to give a better error message (so thanks for your help!). Just out of interest, how do you access the donationcoder.com forum?

Hi Philipp

Maybe I wasn't clear: There is no DIRECT way to go out  :D We need to go through the proxy to access the internet.

I don't know how libcurl gets to know the proxy settings of my PC. Does it take IE's settings?

On Unices, you have to set env vars to access the internet through a proxy on the command line (for tools like wget, curl etc). I don't know how FarrRTM does it.

Cheers
Rico

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