Proxy properties in 1060-NetKernel-SE 4.0.0

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tab nk4um Moderator Posts: 485	<div>Hi Carlos, thanks for reporting this.<br/><br/>It turns out a space character slipped into the /etc/kernel.properties file between the http.ProxyPort and the = . I''ve update the code to be more tolerant and removed the space from kernel.properties.<br/><br/>As a quick fix, just edit this file by hand and remove the problematic space.<br/><br/>Cheers,<br/>Tony</div> 2009-10-29T14:44:32.000ZOctober 29, 2009 14:44 Hi Carlos, thanks for reporting this. It turns out a space character slipped into the /etc/kernel.properties file between the http.ProxyPort and the = . I''ve update the code to be more tolerant and removed the space from kernel.properties. As a quick fix, just edit this file by hand and remove the problematic space. Cheers, Tony
cpedrinaci nk4um User Posts: 5	<div>Trying to update the proxy port through the UI doesn''t modify the value.<br/>There''s probably a small typo or simply a forgotten property update in the code.<br/><br/>Cheers.<br/>Carlos</div> 2009-10-23T13:55:36.000ZOctober 23, 2009 13:55Proxy properties in 1060-NetKernel-SE 4.0.0 Trying to update the proxy port through the UI doesn''t modify the value. There''s probably a small typo or simply a forgotten property update in the code. Cheers. Carlos

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nk4um Moderator

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October 29, 2009 14:44

Hi Carlos, thanks for reporting this.

It turns out a space character slipped into the /etc/kernel.properties file between the http.ProxyPort and the = . I''ve update the code to be more tolerant and removed the space from kernel.properties.

As a quick fix, just edit this file by hand and remove the problematic space.

Cheers,
Tony

cpedrinaci

nk4um User

Posts: 5

October 23, 2009 13:55Proxy properties in 1060-NetKernel-SE 4.0.0

Trying to update the proxy port through the UI doesn''t modify the value.
There''s probably a small typo or simply a forgotten property update in the code.

Cheers.
Carlos