Access to the Web via a Proxy for Schrödinger Applications

Some Schrödinger applications can retrieve information from the web.

If you are using a proxy server for web access, the proxy information is read out of the system configuration settings on Mac machines.

Some Schrödinger applications can retrieve information from the web.

On Linux machines, you will need to set the environment variables HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY to the following:

[protocol://][username[:password]@]proxyhost[:port]

where protocol is either http or https, username and password are the Linux user name and password for the proxy host, proxyhost is the name of the proxy host, and port is the port number used on the proxy host. If you do not include the password (for security reasons) you may have to provide it on connection. Some Linux distributions use lower case versions of the environment variables, http_proxy and https_proxy, which should be used instead.