Settings for various agents under Linux

Set up your proxy.

The Bellow proxies as follow:

(1) http-proxy:proxy.xxx.com port:911

(3) socks5-proxy:proxy.xxx.com port:1080

Set The Bash proxy environment value

$ echo "Declare-x http_proxy=\" http://proxy-shz.glb.intel.com:911\ "declare-x https_proxy=\"/http/ Proxy-shz.glb.intel.com:911\ "Declare-x no_proxy=\" ' hostname ', localhost,127.0.0.1,127.0.1.1,.local,10.238.154.0/ 24,10.248.2.5,10.239.27.228,172.17.6.9,172.16.0.1,192.168.253.10,192.168.253.11,192.168.253.12,192.168.253.13,192.168.253 .14,192.168.253.15,192.168.253.16,192.168.253.17,192.168.253.18,/usr/bin/wpp192.168.253.19, 192.168.253.20,192.168.253.21,192.168.253.22,192.168.253.23,192.168.253.24,192.168.253.25,192.168.253.26,192.168.253.27,1 92.168.253.28,192.168.253.29,192.168.253.30\ "Declare-x git_proxy_command=\"/bin/socks-gw\ "" >> ~/.BASHRC

$ echo "http_proxy=\" http://proxy-mu.intel.com:911/\ "socks_proxy=\" socks://proxy.ir.intel.com:1080/\ "" >>/ Etc/environment

Set The Proxychains proxy

You can use Proxychains to run some application this need to access the Internet. Such as ' Tox ' for Open Stack test.

$ sudo echo  ' socks5 10.7.211.16 ' >>/etc/proxychains.conf$ sudo echo ' #!/bin/bashsudo https_proxy= HTTP_PR oxy= http_proxy= https_proxy= proxychains [email protected] '  >>/usr/bin/myproxychains$ sudo chmod a+x/usr/bi N/myproxychains

Then you can run Tox by:

$ myproxychains tox-e py27

Set The Tsocks proxy

$ echo "Server = 10.7.211.16# Server type defaults to 4 so we need to specify it as 5 for this oneserver_type = AA the Por T defaults to more but I ' ve stated it's here for clarity Server_port = ">>/etc/tsocks.conf

Set up the PIP proxy

$ cp/usr/local/bin/pip  

Set up the git proxy

$ sudo echo ' #!/bin/bashconnect-  h ' proxy-mu.intel.com:911 "-S" proxy.ir.intel.com:1080 "[email protected] ' >/ bin/socks-gw$ sudo chmod A+X/BIN/SOCKS-GW

$ echo "Declare-x git_proxy_command=\"/bin/socks-gw\ "" >> ~/.BASHRC

If you hit git review bug error as follow:

   [Email protected]:/opt/stack/nova$ git review-d 142975   cannot query Patchset information the   following command F Ailed with exit code 255   "Ssh-x   Gerrit Query--format=json--current-patch-set change:142975"   error:you mus T specify the destination port correctly.   Usage:connect [-dnhst45] [-P local-port][-r Resolve] [-w timeout]          [-H proxy-server[:p ORT]] [-s [e-mail Protected]]so cks-server[:p ORT]          [-t proxy-server[:p ORT]]         [-c Telnet-proxy-command]         host Port   Ssh_exchange_ Identification:connection closed by remote host = =

refer:http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/gerrit/git-review#.22cannot_query_patchset_information.22

Or try this:

[Global] index-url= "Http://otccloud06.sc.intel.com/pypi/simple" [Easy_install] index-url=http:// Otccloud06.sc.intel.com/pypi/simple

Set up the SSH proxy

$ sudo echo ' proxycommand socks-gw%h%p ' >> ~/.ssh/config

Maybe some site do not need proxy.

$ cat ~/.ssh/config Host GITHUB.COMPROXYCOMMAND/USR/LOCAL/BIN/SOCKS-GW%h%phost openstack.org       proxycommand/usr/ LOCAL/BIN/SOCKS-GW%h%p       HostName review.openstack.org       User shaohefeng       Port 29418

$ CAT/USR/LOCAL/BIN/SOCKS-GW #!/bin/bashcase $ in    *.intel.com|192.168.*|127.0.*|localhost|10.*)        PROXY=        # method= "-X Connect"    ;;    *)        proxy= '-H proxy-mu.intel.com:911-s proxy.ir.intel.com:1080 '        # method= "-X 5-x proxy-mu.intel.com:1080" c13/>;; esac#/bin/nc $METHOD $*connect $PROXY $*

Test:

$ ssh [email protected]$ ssh [email protected]-P 29418

Set up the APT

Can either setup to proxy for apt

$ sudo echo ' acquire::http::p Roxy "http://proxy-mu.intel.com:911/"; Acquire::socks::p Roxy "socks://proxy.jf.intel.com:1080/"; ' >>/etc/apt/apt.conf

Or you can use the local apt mirrors http://linux-ftp.sh.intel.com/pub/mirrors/ubuntu/by modifying THE/ETC/APT/SOURCES.L Ist

Set up the OpenStack pip local source repository

$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taget/mybin/master/openstack-tools/create_dir.sh$ sed-i-E ' s/\ (^\s\+\) pip /\1myproxychains pip/' create_dir.sh $ grep usage-n4 create_dir.sh$ sudo chmod a+x create_dir.sh && sudo mv creat e_dir.sh/usr/bin/

 sudo echo ' [global]# proxy=http://proxy-shz.intel.com:911index-url=http://127.0.0.1:7799/tmp# index-url=http ://pypi.douban.com/simplecache-dir=/home/shhfeng/.pipcache/pip# [install]# use-mirrors = true# index-url=http:// Pypi.douban.com/simple ' > ~/.pip/pip.conf$ sudo echo ' sudo sed-i-e ' s/^\s\?\ (index-url\)/# \1/' ~/.pip/pip.conf ' &G T /usr/bin/en_pip_url$ sudo echo "sudo sed-i-e ' s/^#\s\?\ (index-url\)/\1/'/home/shhfeng/.pip/pip.conf" >/usr/bin/ dis_pip_url$ sudo chmod a+x/usr/bin/en_pip_url/usr/bin/dis_pip_url 

$echo ' Listen 7799<virtualhost *:7799>    ServerName localhost    documentroot/var/www    <directory/ var/www>        Options Indexes followsymlinks multiviews        allowoverride None        Order allow,deny        allow from All    </Directory>     errorlog/var/log/apache2/pip_error.log</virtualhost> ' >/etc/apache2/ sites-available/pip.conf$ ln-s/etc/apache2/sites-available/pip.conf/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/pip.conf  

$ sudo service apache2 restart

$ sudo echo ' #!/bin/bashfor x in ' ls/opt/stack/'    does        if [-f/opt/stack/$x]; then            continue        fi        if [-E "/opt/stack/$x/.git"]; Then            create_dir.sh $x        fi do    ' >/usr/bin/create_pip$ sudo chmod a+x/usr/bin/create_pip

can also ref this link:https://www.berrange.com/posts/2014/11/14/faster-rebuilds-for-python-virtualenv-trees/

Settings for various agents under Linux