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...or is there a way to make curl pick up those settings in Cygwin? I could do this blindfolded probably on Ubuntu. :-/ My objective is to eventually get Sdkman working. We could really use that. Right not I can't even download it without using a GUI browser. That implies I have to solve the download problem before it will even work.
NonYaBidnezz
Posted 2017-09-18T21:52:46.933
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Alternative idea: ditch Cygwin. Get curl for native Windows. (Stefan Kanthak's 7.55.1 from official cURL download page: Win32 section has a pretty small executable file.) I know, that might not work as well in some scenarios like if you're trying to use alongside other Cygwin software in a shell script, but since I don't know your usage scenario, I'm just tossing this out for possible consideration. I've been liking it.
– TOOGAM – 2017-09-19T01:44:06.963As a Linux guy, I naturally default to ditching Windows. ;-) ...but if I do as you say, I might be able to dump the settings so that I can do it the way that I want to... Hmm... – NonYaBidnezz – 2017-09-21T17:04:51.157
not clear the question. Windows proxy settings are usually the one in Internet Explorer proxy option – matzeri – 2017-09-21T19:15:43.450
Yeah. The problem is that they are set to "automatic" and IDK what that even means. ...so I thought I would find a way to dump or display what they actually are set to. – user447607 – 2017-09-24T01:09:32.093