How do I remove proxy settings from terminal?

How do I unset a proxy?

I want to make sure that the web service (the WS Gateway) knows my hostname, but the client doesn't.

I believe your question boils down to "How do I connect to a server without configuring a proxy? If your WS Gateway is running locally, and it is not in the company's proxy configuration, you can specify the endpoint as simply as "". If it is running in a different company or on a completely different network, then it could be anywhere in the world, and you would not be able to configure a proxy that works for it.

How do I unset HTTP proxy on Mac?

I'm a new user of mac and I don't know what proxy I should use, so I want to reset it back to auto.

Can someone help me? You can get information on your proxy settings by using the following terminal command: sysctl -a http.proxy-address=

You can remove the current proxy setting and restore the system defaults with the following: sudo sysctl -a conf. After running this command you will be able to use the proxy settings specified in the following file: /etc/sysctl.conf This answer uses the Ubuntu-way but in Linux you will have some minor changes in there to make it work.

How do I remove proxy settings from terminal?

How do I remove this?

I'd like to be able to close the terminal without any problem

I found answer (for gnome/bash). Go to your .profile file, if you have one. At the top, add the following line
GCONFDEBUG=1. This will enable GCONF debugging. You can now type gconftool-2 -s -t string /desktop/gnome/proxy to disable the proxy. I don't have a .profile file, but I'm not sure where the command should be saved. If someone else does, please let me know.

Edit: For those of you with Mint, it is located in ~/.