How to Specify Eclipse Proxy Authentication Credentials

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I m using the latest version of Eclipse Galileo and I have to access the web from behind a proxy  I see where I can set the internet settings to manual and specify a proxy but there s no way to specify my authentication credentials that I can see and it doesn t prompt me for them either  So I m not able to hit any plugin update sites etc    Does anyone else have this issue or know a good workaround  Or is there a better version of Eclipse to use

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If you have still problems  try deactivating   Clear   SOCKS  see  https   bugs eclipse org bugs show bug cgi id 281384  I believe the reason for this is because it uses the SOCKS proxy instead of the HTTP proxy if SOCKS is configured

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This sometime works  sometime no   I have installed 1 Eclipse - works   Installed second - doesn t work    And I cann t figure why   After some time may be found a solution   Need delete all setting for proxy  included credentials   And re-insert for new    After this for me getting work

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Window   Preferences   General   Network Connections  then under  Proxy ByPass  click  Add Host  and enter the link from which you will be getting your third-party plugin  that s it bingo  now it should get the plugin no problem

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For eclipse Mar1   -  Window   Preferences   General   Network connections  Choose  Manual  from drop down  Double click  HTTP  option and enter the Host  Port  Username and Password  Apply and Finish  it will work as expected

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In Eclipse  go to Window  rarr  Preferences  rarr  General  rarr  Network Connections  In the Active Provider combo box  choose  Manual   In the proxy entries table  for each entry click  Edit     and supply your proxy host  port  username and password details

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Try to fill only the HTTP schema

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Here is the workaround   In eclipse ini write the following   -vmargs -Dorg eclipse ecf provider filetransfer excludeContributors  org eclipse ecf provider filetransfer httpclient -Dhttp proxyHost  myproxyhost  -Dhttp proxyPort  myproxyport  -Dhttp proxyUser  proxy username  -Dhttp proxyPassword  proxy password  -Dhttp nonProxyHosts localhost 127 0 0 1   After starting eclipse verify  that you use the Manual proxy method   HTH

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Add the following line at the end of your eclipse ini file  -Dorg eclipse ecf provider filetransfer excludeContributors org eclipse ecf provider filetransfer httpclient4

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I struggle with this constantly  as it seems it is a different solution every time a new version of Eclipse is released  Here is a solution that doesn t involve displaying your password in the  ini file   In Eclipse go to Window   Preferences   General   security Secure Storage  In the Password tab click on the  Change Password  button Fill in the security questions  Don t make them to hard  Finish  Now go to Window   Preferences   General   Network connections  Choose  Manual  from drop down  Double click  HTTP  option and enter the Host  Port  Username and Password  Finish  Now go to Window   Preferences   General   security Secure Storage  In the Password tab click on the  Recover Password  button Fill in the security questions  Finish  Eclipse now stores your username and password

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