Sep 17 2010 at 09:40
I agree. Would be nice to have some settings for the proxy.
Sep 17 2010 at 12:32
bubincka64 posted:
Sorry, maybe i can't explain well to let you understand my issue. I try again.
Mine is a Company Proxy, managed by the network admin and I can't configure it. All I have is the proxy name and port.
But while in Metatrader you can use the Server/Proxy... panel to tell the platform what the proxy:port is, in your Myfxbook EA you can't and it actually use the proxy but on the default port 80, so it doesn't work. As suggested by member SniperNCE adding to the EA some input parameters like proxy & port should solve the problem.
I meant to configure the network connection of your PC, not the proxy itself.
Sep 17 2010 at 12:51
In my PC network settings under Tools\Internet Options\Connections\ LAN Settings I have
-- Proxy server
Address: Port:
-- Proxy server
Address: Port:
In God We Trust
Sep 17 2010 at 12:54
In my PC network settings under Tools\Internet Options\Connections\ LAN Settings I have
-- Proxy server
Address: Port:
In Address I put the name/IP of the company-proxy and in the port I can only put the value 3128 because the proxy only accepts connections on that port number. If I put 80 it doesn't work.
I hope now you have understood what's the problem.
-- Proxy server
Address: Port:
In Address I put the name/IP of the company-proxy and in the port I can only put the value 3128 because the proxy only accepts connections on that port number. If I put 80 it doesn't work.
I hope now you have understood what's the problem.
In God We Trust
Sep 17 2010 at 14:49
Hi, to answer your question, yes, if i set the 3128 proxy in my network connection, I can browse the web.
And i can also connect my Metatrader to the datacenter.
Instead the EA Myfxbook doesn't work in metatrader log only tells HTTP Error.
I checked with netstat and as i already told you the EA goes on port 80 and not 3128, that's the reason why it's blocked. The details of netstat are:
validation.myfxbook.com:http for the remote address.
In the meanwhile I have other 2 accounts on another server *without* proxy that work perfectly on Myfxbook.
And i can also connect my Metatrader to the datacenter.
Instead the EA Myfxbook doesn't work in metatrader log only tells HTTP Error.
I checked with netstat and as i already told you the EA goes on port 80 and not 3128, that's the reason why it's blocked. The details of netstat are:
validation.myfxbook.com:http for the remote address.
In the meanwhile I have other 2 accounts on another server *without* proxy that work perfectly on Myfxbook.
In God We Trust
Oct 14 2010 at 08:05
I have the same problem. I'm using a proxy and web browsing and metatrader is working fine.
myfxbook expert is not working.
Any solution ?
myfxbook expert is not working.
Any solution ?
Oct 14 2010 at 08:21
Hattrick posted:
I have the same problem. I'm using a proxy and web browsing and metatrader is working fine.
myfxbook expert is not working.
Any solution ?
We're working on it, so it should be ready soon.
Oct 20 2010 at 06:54
Although we're working on an EA version with a proxy option of its own, if you have a proxy configured in your windows and you can browse the web, this should work:
1. Open CMD (Run > cmd)
2. Type: 'proxycfg -u' (without the ')
3. Check the result in MetaTrader.
1. Open CMD (Run > cmd)
2. Type: 'proxycfg -u' (without the ')
3. Check the result in MetaTrader.
Oct 20 2010 at 14:52
Thank you very much for the solution. I tested on Windows XP and it's working.
Proxycfg is not available for win 2008 server and Windows 7. For those systems you can use 'netsh'
https://www.bohack.com/2010/08/windows-server-2008-replacement-of-proxycfg-exe/
Proxycfg is not available for win 2008 server and Windows 7. For those systems you can use 'netsh'
https://www.bohack.com/2010/08/windows-server-2008-replacement-of-proxycfg-exe/
Nov 19 2010 at 00:02
I read somewhere on the site that you have a beta version that use proxy.
Can i try it ?
Can i try it ?
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