Mozilla can, but ftp and .pup can't, connect to internet

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Mozilla can, but ftp and .pup can't, connect to internet

#1 Post by YoungestOne »

Hi!

I am new so be nice to me. I don't know much about Linux, let alone Puppy. Then again I don't know much about anything.

AnyHow, I ran Puppy livecd 1.0.4 as multi session and configured my Lan.
I then started Mozilla and configured Proxy. Every thing fine so far and I am now connected.

If I try to use other programs Like Ftp or something else I get an error message asking whether I am really connected to internet, or the program simply is not able to connect, like DotPup.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanx in advance

Guest

Re: Problem configuring Programs to Connect to internet

#2 Post by Guest »

YoungestOne wrote:Hi!
AnyHow, I ran Puppy livecd 1.0.4 as multi session and configured my Lan.
I then started Mozilla and configured Proxy. Every thing fine so far and I am now connected.
Do you have an Internet connection?

Is the proxy on your computer or some other computer?

From the little you wrote, I sorta have the impression you are on a network and a computer on the network provides a proxy service to the Internet. Would you explain the setup in more detail?

YongestOne

#3 Post by YongestOne »

AnyHow, I ran Puppy livecd 1.0.4 as multi session and configured my Lan.
I then started Mozilla and configured Proxy. Every thing fine so far and I am now connected.
I am using LAN ( Local area network ) and yes I am connected to the internet via Proxy that resides on Server

Guest

#4 Post by Guest »

I don't think you have an Internet connection except through the proxy. If this is the case you will have to configure the other apps to use the proxy, if possible.

YoungestOne

#5 Post by YoungestOne »

Please Please tell me how

Finally some one understands what I want to find out

Q: How to configure Apps to use proxy ?

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#6 Post by Flash »

How did you configure Mozilla to use the proxy?

YoungestOne

#7 Post by YoungestOne »

Like this
Tools > Preferences > Advanced > Network > Proxy servers

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