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Using Anaconda Behind a Firewall or Proxy
Using Anaconda Behind a Firewall or Proxy
This very brief blog post will document how to configure Anaconda’s .condarc file to be able download packages from an external server in a Corporate environment. I’m mainly writing this so I don’t have to Google it again if I forget.
To begin, you first have to create the .condarc file. Open an Anaconda prompt and type:
conda config --add channels conda-forge
The file will then be created in the C:\Users\<username>\ directory (on Windows), and you can then open and edit it in your text editor. You simply have to add your proxy information (for HTTP and HTTPS) to the file, and everything should be set.
channels:
- conda-forge
- defaults
proxy_servers:
http: http://user:pass@hostname:port
https: https://user:pass@hostname:port
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Using Anaconda Behind a Firewall or Proxy
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