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I'm trying to install and configure it in our development environment so the programmers can access internet through our NTLM corporate proxy.
I want winfoom to start in port 3128, same as crash prone cntml.
But to have it configured in this port, I must before start winfoom and change the port with "foomcli config -f myconfig.json" or "foomcli settings -f mysetting.json",
After changing the port, I must set the env var FOOM_LOCATION to localhost:3128
if I set this env var before starting, the command "foomcli" won't connect to the proxy api. Is it possible to pass the port as a command line argument? Or to configure wimfoo before starting it?
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There's a chicken and egg problem with winfoom.
I'm trying to install and configure it in our development environment so the programmers can access internet through our NTLM corporate proxy.
I want winfoom to start in port 3128, same as crash prone cntml.
But to have it configured in this port, I must before start winfoom and change the port with "foomcli config -f myconfig.json" or "foomcli settings -f mysetting.json",
After changing the port, I must set the env var FOOM_LOCATION to localhost:3128
if I set this env var before starting, the command "foomcli" won't connect to the proxy api. Is it possible to pass the port as a command line argument? Or to configure wimfoo before starting it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: