chproxy
Use the chproxy command to update the system-wide web proxy server configuration.
Syntax
Parameters
- -url proxy_url
- (Optional) Specifies the proxy server URL with a protocol prefix in fully qualified domain name format.
- -port port_number
- (Optional) Specifies the proxy server port number. The value must be an integer (1-65535).
- -username proxy_user
- (Optional) Specifies the basic authentication username. The username cannot start or end
with a blank. The username can consist of a string of 1 - 64 ASCII characters except for the
following characters
% : " , * '. - -password proxy_password
- (Optional) Specifies the basic authentication user password. The password cannot start or end with a blank. It must consist of a string of 6 - 64 printable ASCII characters. Do not specify the -password parameter if you want to have an empty password.
- -nousername
- (Optional) Specifies the removal of the user name and password values.
- -sslcert certificate_file
- (Optional) Specifies the certificate file path and file name for the proxy server.
- -nosslcert
- (Optional) Specifies the removal of the certificate file.
Description
This command updates a system proxy server configuration.
Invocation examples
chproxy -username puffin
chproxy -nosslcert
chproxy -nousername
chproxy -url http://654321 -port 8080
CMMVC6523E The URL that you have entered is not valid.
chproxy -port XYZ
CMMVC5706E An invalid argument has been entered for the [port] parameter.
chproxy -sslcert /upgrade/no-such-file.txt
CMMVC8031E file not found.
chproxy -sslcert /upgrade/not-a-cert.txt
CMMVC8794E Invalid certificate file.
The resulting output:
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