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On the Linux Operating System:
1. Open Terminal
Access the terminal on your Linux client.
2. Run the Command
Enter the following command to create a configuration file with your organization's proxy server details:
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cat << EOF > /opt/gytpol/environ HTTPS_PROXY=http://<internal-proxy-server>:port EOF |
3. Verify the Configuration
The command will create a file located at /opt/gytpol/environ containing the proxy server settings.
Outcome
A file named environ will be created in the /opt/gytpol/ directory. This file will contain the configuration for your internal proxy server.
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Identify and choose the right package according to the table below:
Platform | Architecture | Terminal output | Package file |
macOS | Intel chipset | i386 | gytpol-client-<version>_amd64.pkg |
macOS | Apple silicon | arm | gytpol-client-<version>_arm64.pkg |
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