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Have you ever tried to run a script on Redbrick that communicates with external websites and found that it doesn't work? | Have you ever tried to run a script on Redbrick that communicates with external websites and found that it doesn't work? | ||
This might be due to the proxy being set wrong. For example on [Installing Wordpress on Redbrick|Installing Wordpress]] the proxy must be set manually in one of the files. | This might be due to the proxy being set wrong. For example on [[Installing Wordpress on Redbrick|Installing Wordpress]] the proxy must be set manually in one of the files. | ||
The proxy on Redbrick is 'http://proxy.dcu.ie:8080'. This is normally set via enviromental variables that your script can pick up. This variables are case-sensitive. | The proxy on Redbrick is 'http://proxy.dcu.ie:8080'. This is normally set via enviromental variables that your script can pick up. This variables are case-sensitive. | ||
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(or both) near the top of the Python script (at least after 'import os'). | (or both) near the top of the Python script (at least after 'import os'). | ||
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