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Hey all..
I was trying to use gaim v0.59.1 in Red Hat 8.0, i'm behind a proxy......
The exact error message is like this...
<username> has been signed off: Unable to read
I have tried with the $HOME/.bashrc file also...as in setting the var http_proxy... but no use yet...
I also wanted to know, how u input the user name and password for the proxy server in that file....
Hey
After facing lot of problems with gaim and glib etc, i have finally upgraded gaim to the latest version (0.67) and yes, the problem still remains...
Is this got to do something with the network proxy i set??
and can some one please let me know what is this whole thing about *squid* and how to configure it...
I'm actually really desparate to get any chat client working behind this dammed proxy...
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