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Using Himalaya with proxy

Open soywod opened this issue 2 years ago • 2 comments

Discussed in https://github.com/soywod/himalaya/discussions/263

Originally posted by DhruvaSambrani November 18, 2021 My institute has a manual proxy setting that must be set for applications to connect to the internet. This has been a recent development, and all cli email clients seem to stop connecting to the email servers.

For neomutt, there was a closed issue for no one being interested in implementing the feature, and I have opened an issue for aerc.

Himalaya too doesn't seem to connect to email servers, despite having set http_proxy and https_proxy settings in /etc/environment. All other applications, like curl, work as expected. So, is this a lacking feature in Himalaya (and other clients) or does the NetAdmin have to open some port for email clients to connect?

soywod avatar Nov 21 '21 19:11 soywod

@soywod So updates about the proxy. I think the NetAdmin has opened the IMAP port, and himalaya works (so does aerc, did not check neomutt) without any changes at all. I think you can close this issue then?

DhruvaSambrani avatar Nov 25 '21 12:11 DhruvaSambrani

I think the NetAdmin has opened the IMAP port, and himalaya works

Glad to heart that!

I think you can close this issue then?

I still think it could be a good feature after the v1.0.0. Thunderbird seems to be able to propose HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS v4 and v5 proxies:

screenshot

soywod avatar Nov 25 '21 12:11 soywod