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On Tuesday 12 February 2008, Markus Sch=C3=B6nhaber wrote:
> dell core2duo wrote:
> > No, its not due to proxy.
> > See the output below.
> > -----------------------------------------------------------------------=
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> >----------------------------- flukebox driver # wget yahoo.com
> > --2008-02-12 22:30:56-- http://yahoo.com/
> > Resolving relproxy.iitk.ac.in... 172.31.1.233
> > Connecting to relproxy.iitk.ac.in|172.31.1.233|:3128... Connection
> > Refused: Forbidden
> > failed: Connection refused.
> > flukebox driver # exit
> > exit
> > flukebox@flukebox ~ $ wget yahoo.com
> > --2008-02-12 22:31:04-- http://yahoo.com/
> > Resolving relproxy.iitk.ac.in... 172.31.1.233
> > Connecting to relproxy.iitk.ac.in|172.31.1.233|:3128... connected.
>
> OK, if it's not the proxy refusing the connection but something on your
> local machine, I'm not sure what causes it. Some selinux policy maybe?
> Or an iptables rule with an owner match on uid 0?

Check how is the proxy variable defined for both users:

# env | grep -i proxy
$ env | grep -i proxy

You may need to define the same proxy user for both, for the proxy server t=
o=20
accept connections .
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Regards,
Mick

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