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Ah. Well, I feel like a berk. How long has it been there? / comments
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Ah. Well, I feel like a berk. How long has it been there?
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First, I'd like to note that I agree with kevindente - even if I want to update, I can't always. Please make "No" allow it to run, even if you pop up a big warning. That can't be difficult, can it? At work, I also sit behind a firewall. It's not ISA Server and it doesn't integrate with Windows. Every time I have to access the internet, I have to enter my creds manually, whether it's via IE or Firefox or ..., or I have to configure it to use my creds, such as with TortoiseSVN. Visual Studio was also a problem, reporting 407s just like Reflector. I came across this post to fix VS2010, which pointed me in the right direction. With a bit of butchery, I changed it to this: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Net; using System.Diagnostics; // From: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rido/archive/2010/05/06/how-to-connect-to-tfs-through-authenticated-web-proxy.aspx // Build the DLL, then copy this DLL to the %PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE folder // or C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE, // and update the devenv.exe.config file to include the module: // <system.net> // <defaultProxy> // <module type="Rido.AuthProxy.AuthProxyModule, Rido.AuthProxy"/> // </defaultProxy> // </system.net> namespace Rido.AuthProxy { /// <summary> /// A custom proxy module that provides the credentials required by Team Explorer to contact a TFS server out /// there in Internet land. /// </summary> public class AuthProxyModule : IWebProxy { private ICredentials crendential; public AuthProxyModule() { } public ICredentials Credentials { get { if (crendential != null) return crendential; CredentialsForm cf = new CredentialsForm(); cf.ShowDialog(); string userName = cf.uxUserNameTextBox.Text; string password = cf.uxPasswordTextBox.Text; crendential = new NetworkCredential(userName, password); return crendential; } set { crendential = value; } } public Uri GetProxy(Uri destination) { return new Uri("http://your-proxy-server:80", UriKind.Absolute); } public bool IsBypassed(Uri host) { return host.IsLoopback; } } } with a form (CredentialsForm) that just contains user and password textboxes with appropriate labels. Would you consider adding something like this to Reflector? It's so irritating, it might drive me to go beg for the money to buy the Pro version if it contained this. / comments
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First, I'd like to note that I agree with kevindente - even if I want to update, I can't always. Please make "No" allow it to run, even if you pop up a big warning. That can't be difficult, can i...
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