Use Katello-disconnected via proxy

Use Katello-disconnected via proxy


While it is possible to set the proxy settings in the Katello Server, the synchronization server's proxy settings need to be manually configured.


Log in as root on the katello disconnected server .


Add the extra settings below to the following files:

 /etc/pulp/server/plugins.conf.d/iso_importer.json
 /etc/pulp/server/plugins.conf.d/puppet_importer.json
 /etc/pulp/server/plugins.conf.d/yum_importer.json

    Add these settings to the files above:

    {
         "proxy_host" : "proxy_url",
         "proxy_port" : proxy_port,
         "proxy_username" : "username",
         "proxy_password" : "password"
    }

Be careful when editing JSON files.

The files must contain all the settings listed above even if the proxy does not require a username or password.

Use the following if no username or password is required:

     "proxy_username" : "",

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