Hi Marcus,

There was some discussion of proxies a while ago - and it looks like people were able to get it to work, does this advice help any?

http://dev.list.galaxyproject.org/How-to-install-tool-shed-behind-proxy-with...

As for the install and test framework - I am pretty ignorant. I hope someone with more knowledge will respond with some advice. In general though - I personally generally encourage people to use the existing tool sheds instead of setting up new ones. Its not always possible though - I understand that.

Sorry I can't be of more help.

-John

On Mon, Oct 6, 2014 at 4:19 AM, Marcus.Jaeger@kws.com Marcus.Jaeger@kws.com wrote:

Hi, I have two problems and I hope you can help me.

The first one is, I can't download a package within the tool-dependency description, because our company uses a proxy.

How can I define using a proxy in the "tool_dependencies.xml" file?

The second one is, I try to run functional tests in our toolshed.

But I got a http 403 error.

I followed these steps to run the tests:

https://wiki.galaxyproject.org/InstallAndTestCertification

(in chapter: Using the Install and Test Framework With a Local Tool Shed)

When I run the test, it got stuck when installing the testing tool to the temporary galaxy instance.

But it is possible to access the temporary galaxy instance in a webbrowser.

I found out, that the temporary database is empty and doesn't include any user.

So i think that could be the reason for the http 403 error?

Can you please give me advice how to resolve these issues?

Thank you very much.

• marcus

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