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I am using code-server under Docker (Linuxserver docker compose). The docker is running on a computer that has no direct internet, so I use http_proxy to access a local proxy. I can search and install extensions in code-server no problem, but the issue is that the extensions, and the extension details tabs don't seem to respect http_proxy setting. I can also use the code-server terminal to install systemwide apps using "apt install" Clearly the container can access the internet.
Here is the error when I click an extension to see the details in the extensions tab. Bear in mind that I was able to install "zaaack/markdown-editor" successfully, but the details page is empty and throws the error. I also have issues with extensions that require signing in, I suspect that the http_prooxy/dns settings aren't passed down to these tools.
GET https://open-vsx.org/vscode/asset/zaaack/markdown-editor/0.1.9/Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.Icons.Default?targetPlatform=universal net::ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE
log.ts:445 ERR 'crypto.subtle' is not available so webviews will not work. This is likely because the editor is not running in a secure context (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Secure_Contexts).: Error: 'crypto.subtle' is not available so webviews will not work. This is likely because the editor is not running in a secure context (
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Hi,
I am using code-server under Docker (Linuxserver docker compose). The docker is running on a computer that has no direct internet, so I use http_proxy to access a local proxy. I can search and install extensions in code-server no problem, but the issue is that the extensions, and the extension details tabs don't seem to respect http_proxy setting. I can also use the code-server terminal to install systemwide apps using "apt install" Clearly the container can access the internet.
Here is the error when I click an extension to see the details in the extensions tab. Bear in mind that I was able to install "zaaack/markdown-editor" successfully, but the details page is empty and throws the error. I also have issues with extensions that require signing in, I suspect that the http_prooxy/dns settings aren't passed down to these tools.
docker-compose.yaml
settings.json
curl https://open-vsx.org
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