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The Sublime Text package manager
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Failure to make it through NTLM (M$) proxy via CNTLM #372

Closed brandondrew closed 11 years ago

brandondrew commented 11 years ago

I'm using ST2 on Windows and having to use CNTLM to make it through a Microsoft NTLM proxy server. I have: "http_proxy": "http://localhost:3128", in my user package control settings, which points to CNTLM, a "child proxy" to allow normal programs to deal with M$'s non-standard proxy server. Everything else (curl and git, using the Git Bash Shell) successfully uses CNTLM, but ST2 gives me: There are no packages available for installation

However, if I use a different network (without the M$ proxy server) and remove the http_proxy setting, and kill CNTLM, then it works.

wbond commented 11 years ago

I am going to need a debug log (http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control/settings#setting-debug) to figure this out. It may include some private information (such as a password hash), so you should probably email it to me at will@wbond.net.

wbond commented 11 years ago

@brandondrew Did you ever send that debug log?

brandondrew commented 11 years ago

Sorry, will try to do it tomorrow...

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wbond commented 11 years ago

This seems to be related to #416. Let's continue to the conversation over there.