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38 Reference Guide<br />

from your system after installation. If you choose to install and delete packages yourself,<br />

this is not logged in this file. It is recommended that you keep a log of actions not performed<br />

with the Red Hat Update Agent.<br />

2.3.4 Configuration<br />

The Red Hat Update Agent offers various options to configure its settings.<br />

If you are not running the X Window System or prefer the command line version, skip<br />

to Section 2.3.4.2, “Command-Line Version” (page 41).<br />

2.3.4.1 Using the Red Hat Update Agent<br />

Configuration Tool<br />

You must be root to run the Red Hat Update Agent Configuration Tool. If started by a<br />

user other than root, the Red Hat Update Agent prompts you for the root password. The<br />

Red Hat Update Agent Configuration Tool can be started by typing the command<br />

up2date --config at a shell prompt (for example, an xterm or a gnome-terminal).<br />

General Settings<br />

The General tab allows you to enable an HTTP Proxy Server. If your network connection<br />

requires you to use an HTTP Proxy Server to make HTTP connections, select the Enable<br />

HTTP Proxy option and type your proxy server in the text field with the format<br />

http://HOST:PORT. For example, to use the proxy server squid.mysite.org on port<br />

3128, you would enter squid.mysite.org:3128 in the text field. Additionally,<br />

if your proxy server requires a user name and password, select the Use Authentication<br />

option and enter your user name and password in the respective text fields.<br />

Retrieval/Installation Settings<br />

The Retrieval/Installation tab allows you to customize your software package retrieval<br />

and package installation preferences.

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