Winupdater behind a proxy #39

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opened 2025-04-02 18:47:15 +00:00 by WilliW · 4 comments
WilliW commented 2025-04-02 18:47:15 +00:00 (Migrated from codeberg.org)

For those users, who work with LibreWolf behind a proxy (with a valid non-default proxy configuration in the browser settings and a default proxy configuration in the Windows control panel - the browser should know the way to the proxy, but not the Windows OS):
It would be great, if the execution of Winupdater would lead to an update of LibreWolf in such an environment.

For those users, who work with LibreWolf behind a proxy (with a valid non-default proxy configuration in the browser settings and a default proxy configuration in the Windows control panel - the browser should know the way to the proxy, but not the Windows OS): It would be great, if the execution of Winupdater would lead to an update of LibreWolf in such an environment.
ltguillaume commented 2025-04-02 18:54:59 +00:00 (Migrated from codeberg.org)

Sorry, WinUpdater is a separate program and it uses Windows API calls to check for and download updates. It won't read the browser's proxy settings.

Sorry, WinUpdater is a separate program and it uses Windows API calls to check for and download updates. It won't read the browser's proxy settings.
WilliW commented 2025-04-03 05:43:20 +00:00 (Migrated from codeberg.org)

Ok, I understand.
Is or will there a way to override the operation system's proxy configuration for WinUpdater either via

  1. the environment, by setting an environment variable e.g. HTTP_PROXY=host:ip
    or
  2. a command line argument when calling WinUpdater, e.g. --proxy-server=host:ip
    ?

It would be great, if such a configuration would finally lead to an update of LibreWolf.

Ok, I understand. Is or will there a way to override the operation system's proxy configuration for WinUpdater either via 1) the environment, by setting an environment variable e.g. HTTP_PROXY=host:ip or 2) a command line argument when calling WinUpdater, e.g. --proxy-server=host:ip ? It would be great, if such a configuration would finally lead to an update of LibreWolf.
konfiot commented 2026-08-07 15:59:05 +00:00 (Migrated from codeberg.org)

I'm running librewolf on a computer with a corporate proxy (with Auth using the windows creds), and winupdater is not working (Error Could not connect to https://codeberg.org.)
I can confirm that codeberg.org is not filtered by the proxy
All other windows programs seems to pick up the correct proxy configuration from the windows settings

I'm running librewolf on a computer with a corporate proxy (with Auth using the windows creds), and winupdater is not working (Error Could not connect to https://codeberg.org.) I can confirm that codeberg.org is not filtered by the proxy All other windows programs seems to pick up the correct proxy configuration from the windows settings
ltguillaume commented 2026-08-07 22:11:04 +00:00 (Migrated from codeberg.org)

That's odd, because I explicitly made the changes to accommodate for those very proxy settings since #32 with 90f9ea09ae.

  • Windows version?
  • WinUpdater version?
That's odd, because I explicitly made the changes to accommodate for those very proxy settings since #32 with 90f9ea09ae99b0aeed68f090f5f2e963cf3b0546. - Windows version? - WinUpdater version?
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