Sounds like I need to talk to our technical support people.
Mmm... don't fancy that on my first day back to work ;o)

Thanx


On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 18:04:21 +0900, "Peñá, Botp" <botp / delmonte-phil.com> wrote:
> Glenn Smith [mailto:glenn.ruby / gmail.com] wrote:
> 
> //Not sure if this is something that can be sorted by gems or
> //is a problem with our network here.
> //
> //At work I sit behind a proxy server.  To run gems I have to run:
> //
> //gem update -r -p http://<proxy>:<port>
> //
> //This has in the past allowed me to update to rails 0.10.1 but
> //when I run the above again it still just gives me the same
> //version.  It's like the proxy is supplying what it thinks is
> //the latest version because that's what it has in it's cache,
> //when really I want to force it to bypass the proxy cache and
> //download the latest version.
> //
> //To bypass this problem for now I disconnect from the lan and
> //dial up the internet using the modem and run "gem update"
> //this way, which downloads the latest stuff, but it's a pain
> //to have to do that all the time.
> 
> It's inside your network.
> Look at your proxy log for the exact url of the destination of the remote
> gem repository, then tell your proxy not to cache your request for gems
> coming fr that src...
> 
> //
> //Cheers
> //
> //G
> 
> kind regards -botp
> 
> 


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All the best
Glenn
Aylesbury, UK