- From: Roland Bauer <roland.bauer@fff.at>
- Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 17:26:03 +0100
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
Hi, since it is - at first - really confusing when e.g. Netscape works and Ayma does not, maybe during the Setup-procedure it could be checked, if in "typical" files a proxy is set (like c:/programme/netscape/users/XXX/prefs.js - but I am sure there are better methods to get a good guess ;-) Then the user could be warned: "It seems that you are using a proxy with Netscape. It seems that your proxy is http:/xxx.xxx.xxx. If so, please ..." Of course, it is just a guess ... ;-) Or just a question during the setup-procedure. "Are you using a proxy/firewall?" (I've just checked it: I have not been asked ;-) Roland jose.kahan@w3.org wrote: > Hello Jerry, > > Are you using a proxy setup? > > If yes, you'll need to configure Amaya to take into account your proxy. > See the configuration doc that comes with your Amaya release. > > If this doesn't work yet, please email us the URL you're trying to > access so that we can analyze the problem from here. > > Thanks, > > -Jose > > In our previous episode, Joerg Wittenberger said: > > > > Hello, > > > > I am very sorry that I have to send in such an unspecific report. But > > I really can't tell why my copy of amaya does not fetch any documents > > via http, while a lot of other browser do (netscape, lynx, arena, > > wget) at th very same mahine wiht the very same pages. > > -- roland.bauer@fff.at +43-(1)-33-421-88 (home) http://www.fff.at/fff/ +43-(1)-536-06/537 (work) Please complain if I do not answer within a reasonable time ;-)
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