Fullpageos Proxy settings

[lukeyboytas1]

HI - Any help on how to add proxy server settings?

[guysoft]

If you press ctrl+t on a keyboard/vnc you should get a nornal chromium window where you can access the browser settings and set up a proxy

[lukeyboytas1]

That is an awesome start.... Now I get this ( see pic)

[guysoft]

Oh, seems like when you paste that message in to google you get a commandline argument to do this (source). So it seems you will need to add this argument in the file /home/pi/scripts/start_chromium_browser The command arguments are set is this file and you can change them, including adding that proxy server flag.

[stappersg]

@lukeyboytas1 how about any feedback on the additional advice from @guysoft ?

[guysoft]

Ill close this issue if there is no reply

[lukeyboytas1]

Sorry guys - this is over my head - I dont understand adding arguments?

[guysoft]

@lukeyboytas1 There is a file with a line that writes the command used to start chromium. That command has list of arguments. Here is an article on this in the chromium project. If you edit that file you can change that line to have different settings. As explained in the chromium tab you took a photo on. You need to have basic understanding how to use a raspberrypi to edit a file there. Once you do it should use the proxy from that line that you edit. The path of the file in the filesystem is /home/pi/scripts/start_chromium_browser as I provided above.

[stappersg]

Oh, seems like when you paste that message in to google you get a commandline argument to do this (source). So it seems you will need to add this argument in the file /home/pi/scripts/start_chromium_browser The command arguments are set is this file and you can change them, including adding that proxy server flag.

Yes, adding --proxy-server="protocol://hostname:port" to the many options on chromium in /home/pi/scripts/start_chromium_browser works for me.

[stappersg]

@lukeyboytas1 thanks for raising the question. I'm glad found this issue. and the advice from guysoft.

For is it fine that this issue gets closed. (@lukeyboytas1 you have to power to do so)

[60999]

--proxy-server="socks5://127.0.0.1:1080" --proxy-server="http://127.0.0.1:1081"

[60999]

in --proxy-server="protocol://hostname:port" could be one of them：

"http", "socks", "socks4", "socks5".

[stritti]

Proxy could also be defined global in Rasbian, which also helps to run apt updates:

cd /etc/apt/apt.conf.d
sudo touch 10proxy
sudo nano 10proxy

//file=/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/10proxy
Acquire::http::Proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080";
Acquire::https::Proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080";