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Site specific proxy server in Opera

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You can configure proxy server settings on a per site basis by editing override.ini manually.

If you want to configure google.com with proxy 127.0.0.1:8080, close Opera, open override.ini from your profile directory, add google.com below [Overrides] & then add the following.

[google.com]
Proxy|HTTP server=127.0.0.1:8080
Proxy|HTTPS server=127.0.0.1:8080

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Good tip. I didnt know about this.

By Indyan, # 6. February 2007, 09:21:19

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Nice
The last time I had checked if I could manually override the other opera.ini settings I had no luck.

So what other settings work?

By deadHarlequin, # 4. March 2007, 08:03:48

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Originally posted by deadHarlequin:

The last time I had checked if I could manually override the other opera.ini settings I had no luck.
I tried some but it didn't work.

Originally posted by deadHarlequin:

So what other settings work?
I don't know.

By Tamil, # 4. March 2007, 08:32:30

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Thanks Tamil, I just asked in case there was a specific category of settings that could change.

There are many useful setting overrides we cannot use yet, like zoom, on/off images, user/author mode. I can't see any reason for blocking us to use them in override.ini. :confused:

By deadHarlequin, # 4. March 2007, 09:01:26

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richard writes:

thanks

By anonymous user, # 28. April 2007, 17:36:10

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Anonymous writes:

I think that this option doesn't work on me. I put 'ip check' site to override.ini for testing, then went to that site, but it still showed my real ip address. I tried some different proxy servers, but no joy.

By anonymous user, # 20. June 2007, 05:14:12

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I wrote that message above. Tamil, do you got any advice for me?

By DigiFace, # 21. June 2007, 07:40:07

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Originally posted by DigiFace:

do you got any advice for me?
No, it works fine here. :confused:

By Tamil, # 21. June 2007, 07:45:30

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How do you know that it works?

So this is suppose to work, even when proxy is NOT enabled in Opera prefs?

By DigiFace, # 21. June 2007, 08:31:47

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Originally posted by DigiFace:

How do you know that it works?
I check it with Proxomitron.

By Tamil, # 21. June 2007, 09:40:02

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Also for whose Tamil's tip isn't working but they need this trick they can done it using Proxomitron too.

By deadHarlequin, # 21. June 2007, 12:21:57

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How can i verify that this really works? When i go to site that i add to override.ini, is there way to show ip address, that site recognize i to got?

By DigiFace, # 22. June 2007, 11:54:29

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Originally posted by DigiFace:

How can i verify that this really works?
Add a site in override.ini with proxy as 127.0.0.1:8080. Start Proxomitron, open log window in Proxomitron and you will see the connection when you open that site.

By Tamil, # 22. June 2007, 12:07:17

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Can i use any proxy in override.ini?

Should this override.ini proxy work, even when proxy is NOT enabled in Opera prefs?

By DigiFace, # 22. June 2007, 12:22:39

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Originally posted by DigiFace:

Can i use any proxy in override.ini?
You can use but for testing use 127.0.0.1:8080 & Proxomitron.

Originally posted by DigiFace:

Should this override.ini proxy work, even when proxy is NOT enabled in Opera prefs?
I don't know. I will test & update this comment after some time.

By Tamil, # 22. June 2007, 12:32:01

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I explicitly want to enable proxy ONLY for some specific sites and not use proxy generally (proxy disabled in Opera prefs). Is this even possible?

EDIT. Got it Work! I enabled proxy in Opera prefs, but leaved address and port boxes empty. Now proxy is enabled in Opera, but without proxy servers.

By DigiFace, # 22. June 2007, 12:36:26

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Originally posted by DigiFace:

Got it Work!
:up:

By Tamil, # 23. June 2007, 12:33:23

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Should this still work? Tried with 9.22 and its not so far.

EDIT: User error. Its working just fine. Thanks Tamil.

By fearphage, # 19. July 2007, 23:43:16

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Was glad to find. Test with 9.26
No luck yet! Tried w/o proximitron, just view with tcpview.
Regardless of override.ini edits, opera always go straight as global proxy settings.
Btw, site must be shown twice, in [overrides] section also?

By skunsling, # 8. April 2008, 14:36:03

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Btw, site must be shown twice, in [overrides] section also?
Nope. Add site name once below [overrides] section.

By Tamil, # 8. April 2008, 18:12:53

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Anonymous writes:

i'm found it isn't work in 9.27

By anonymous user, # 19. April 2008, 10:52:17

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