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Whenever I try to install any extension, using ext install, I get a connect ETIMEDOUT 191.238.172.191:443 error. Trying to navigate to https://191.238.172.191 in the browser produces a warning regarding the certificate being valid only for *, but I'm allowed to proceed. Shouldn't VSCode try to connect to the name instead of the IP? I'm behind a proxy, VSCode updates just fine behind it, and also lists the available extensions. The firewall here logs the invalid certificate but allows the connection to proceed. Doesn't look like a problem in my end... OS: Windows 7 VSCode: 0.10.1
I'm getting nearly the same thing although it never lists the available extensions for me. I get a error but I believe it is related to this issue as the rest is the same as well. OS: Windows 8.1 VSCode: 0.10.1
Currently using ZScaler as (company) proxy. It usually needs its own certificate (acting as a MITM) to be considered in order not to have the following error: "unable to get local issuer certificate". There should be either a "valid certificates" configuration (accepting a folder or a file path) or a "do not validate the certificate chain" boolean setting.
It seems like vscode is ignoring the "" configuration when downloading extensions. For me, it works fine when listing extensions. So, it's getting the IP resolved and connecting directly, rather than using a proxy.
yeah, I met the same issue.
same issue here, can't install extensions~
Not yet fixed.
suggest to reference atom's implementation, by using strict-ssl = false
Out of curiosity, is there a general timeframe for releasing changes merged into master?
Like always, we will maintain a monthly release cadence. There are plans to get an unstable update channel out there, but this might take a while.
Thanks for the info!
Will it works with MS NTLM proxy?
Not sure, can you comment, it uses your proxy work.
Sorry I don't know how MS NTLM is related to HTTP proxies. Do you have more information, ?
I mean NTLM authentication for HTTP proxy. Python PIP manager for example support HTTP proxy, but doesn't support NTLM authentication.
Arkady, Have you tried cntlm ()? I used it a few months ago with success in order to use several command line tools with our NTLM-authentication based proxy. , Arkady Shapkin wrote:
Yes, I use it when I have to, but it would be better without it. Just use proxy from system settings.
Having cntlm installed, I can search and list extensions gallery, but download fails with error. Looks like proxy settings ignored for downloads
Someone know which version of VS Code will have this fix? with 0.10.2 and 0.10.3 still not working
Fix will only come at the end of December.
Same problem to me... I think it should be left open until it is fixed...
Since it is , it is closed; that is the policy. There is a attributed to it which informs about when the fix is coming out in the product.
The fix does not work for me unfortunately. I'm getting the following error when trying to install/update an extension. Looks like the port is twice: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND myproxy:8080 myproxy:8080:8080: Error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND myproxy:8080 myproxy:8080:8080, at errnoException (), at GetAddrInfoReqWrap.onlookup this is how the environment variable is set: HTTPS_PROXY=http://myproxy:8080/ I'm running vscode on Windows.
Same thing here, error when trying to browse extensions with 0.10.5: connect ETIMEDOUT 191.238.172.191:443 Both with manually set proxy:("": "proxyserver:8080") and with none set, which should take the system settings(right?). [edit:] Hmm yeah, as stated by others, it makes a difference how you define it: "": "http://proxyserver:8080" Then the browsing of extensions then works, installing/updating however still gives: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND myproxyip:8080 myproxyip:8080:8080
Same here: setting with . I used to be able to get the list of available packages but now even when searching I get the following error: Steps to reproduce: line in SHIFT + P Expected: should show the extension list with the change case extension Actual:
vscode 0.10.5 I've set up cntlm on localhost:3128. I've set both httpproxy and httpsproxy env variables. Listing the extensions works (F1 -ext install) but when selecting one to install, I'm getting the following error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND localhost:3128 localhost:3128:3128 When I remove the environment variables, it already fails when trying to list the extensions: connect ETIMEDOUT 191.238.172.191:443 So I would say, this is not yet fixed.
Same here getting: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND localhost:3128 localhost:3128:3128 While installing extensions.
Exactly the same problem as Tried both variables and Also found that if you will not specify "http://" before proxyserver:8080 it will timeout. So: http://myproxy:8080/ -getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND myproxy:8080 myproxy:8080:8080 myproxy:8080 -connect ETIMEDOUT 191.238.172.191:443
same here - getting: This is the same using system httpproxy/httpsproxy or user settings What is the extra ":80"? UPDATE: got it working by dropping the port number on
Same issue here. This is not fixed, or at least there needs to be documentation stating what other value to set other than in the file. getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND myproxyname:9009 myproxyname:9009:9009
Same here, I think it should be left open until it is fixed.
Yeah - we're getting the exact same issue - anyone found a way round it yet ? getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND myproxyname:9009 myproxyname:9009:9009
line is: should be: This shoud correct the problem myproxyname:9009:9009 ... according to documentation... [EDIT] Updated with the link to the file... but it could have more points...
Can't find this file? On a mac so may b different....
+1 VS Code 0.10.5 Win7
+1 Same issue with duped port. 0.10.5 Win7
+1 VS Code 0.10.5 Windows 8.1
I have the same probleme, I config the proxy http and StrictSSL. I get list of extensions, but I could install. getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND proxy:port proxy:port:port Windows 7 with 0.10.5
behind gfw, desperately need socks proxy support in order to install extension!
For me (Windows 10 Enterprise), if I do this: I get this error on the console: which must be from the "check for updates". I am now able browse the extension list and look for outdated extensions, but I can't update them: And I mean now because, later, when I'm at home, there will be another set of problems beacuse I don't have that proxy.
In fact, if we use https proxy to get our contents from 191.238.172.191:443, we must add a tag like 'rejectUnauthorized': false in requests module. then all thing done.
+1 Same error have already set the and strict-ssl to false Version 0.10.3
+1 Same error Version 0.10.6
+1 Same Updated to Version 0.10.6
1 - same issue here. After settting proxy in I can browse the list of extensions but not installing it with error getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND.
For a Windows user, using environment variables or configuration files for something that can be transient (and having a proxy can be transient) is just plain stupid.
Damn. that was exactly it... many thanks for finding that. This is a very unfortunate happening, apologies! Fix is pushed and will be in your machines with the next release. Until then here's a nifty workaround: Code in Administrator mode. Code, open the file. Code's status bar, click the Line and Column indicator and type to go to the fix's location in the file. to as in the screenshot below. and restart Code. !
awesome!
Is there a way to change these settings at runtime and have it override every running instance of code?
unfortunately there isn't. Contributions are more than welcome though!
Still getting error saying "unable to verify the first certificate " for self-signed certificate, as also reports. ! my vscode version is 0.10.6: Version 0.10.6 Commit Date 2015-12-19T11:34:58.895Z Shell 0.34.5 Renderer 45.0.2454.85 Node 4.1.1
I also still getting another error saying "end of central directory record signature not found" although I followed . ! my vscode version is 0.10.6: Version 0.10.6 Commit Date 2015-12-19T11:34:58.895Z Shell 0.34.5 Renderer 45.0.2454.85 Node 4.1.1
you can use to setup http proxy over sockets ones.
Let's keep that issue's discussion in That error comes from the zip library. It downloads what it assumes to be the extensions zip package and tries to extract it. It seems to not have downloaded a zip archive at all, so your proxy must be returning something other than the correct bits. Any idea there?
I'd love to contribute if I knew how. But I have a hint: whatever you are doing on Windows to not using the Windows defined proxy definition, stop doing it.
That would be the fact that we use Node.JS. Just look at other big Node.JS tools (, ) to realise that Node.JS doesn't automatically benefit from Window's proxy abstraction.
Now, and just make the progress bar spin while code has focus. As soon as focus is lost, I get the same error:
Just found out that code reacts to changes to the configuration files. It seems to be just about editing the settings.
Thanks for your advice. As you said, it is very probable that my proxy doesn't return the correct bits. I'll try to check the behaviour of my proxy.
I had the same issue with my corporate proxy, I used your instruction, and I've got the same error message as . end of central directory record signature not found I'm trying to install the PowerShell Extenstion behind a corporate proxy.
It is possible that your proxy blocks some requests?
yes that's totally possible. The proxy I'm using is a corporate proxy, and I have no idea what rules he is using.
have the same error message after applied your fix and trying to install ionide extension. I have no clue which requests blocks my corporate proxy end of central directory record signature not found
To confirm Do you get the end of central directory record signature not found error when you try to browse extensions or when you try to install an extension?
When trying to install an extension in my case.
me too, trying to install, browsing works always
Just to add another data point: I'm getting this too after using strictssl false, the workaround and NODETLSREJECTUNAUTHORIZED=0 when trying to install an extension. (without the TLSREJECT env it doesn't work for me at all still)
Same error, I can browse all extensions, but when I try to install: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND localhost: localhost::
Did you try the workaround given by ? I had the same error as you, and that workaround fixed it.
Great! That workaround worked for me. Thanks!
Work fine for me ! For proxy i use "http.proxyStrictSSL": false Thanks all !
Browsing always works but installation failed. I've tried the "http.proxyStrictSSL": false but it I get the same error. Also, I've manually downloaded a vsix package from the gallery, and I was able to install it. (but i guess my navigator proxy is somehow different, or apply different rules, from my environment proxy)
Many Thanks ! That was it! Finally i can download extensions!!!!
I guess we need a new Issue for the "end of central directory record signature not found" error? Or do you want to reopen this one? Or has there been work to try to fix this?
:+1:
Followed the hack from and I still get the timeout for both the extension list and the install. I've tried true and false for http.proxyStrictSSL. Using 0.10.6.
there have been more changes, despite the hack. Please let me know if you still see the issue with which will be released next week. Thanks!
Guys just add NODETLSREJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 in your system variables =D restart vscode. now workin for me i get from where
That's a bad idea imo. You're effectively disabling most of the security SSL would provide. If you're okay with that, then it's fine. But please even then don't put it in system env vars, but call VSCode with it as a localized env var, like this:
Will do. Looking forward to the release.
this didn't work for me. Hanging out for 0.10.7...
Solution that worked for me.
So I'm now on 0.10.8 and I'm still getting the connect ETIMEDOUT 191.238.172.191:443 error. However I have noticed that even Check for Updates... fails, so maybe it's just an overly restrictive environment that's the real culprit.
Definitely sounds like it. Just reconfirm that the values for and are correct.
I'm still having issues myself. I've been trying to confirm proxy is used at all and cannot. My proxy is CNTLM running locally on localhost:. It works very well for multiple other apps like git and Dropbox. When I start it in foreground mode with verbose logging, I see connections as they come in. Yet, I never see anything for VS Code. I tried using and env. variables and setting the and in settings, no luck. Finally I disabled all proxy settings and started a Wireshark session thinking I could at least see the non-proxied query, than I would enable proxy and confirm I don't see it anymore. Surprisingly I can't see the direct attempt to connect to 191.238.172.191 at all. The following GIF shows that no proxy env. variables are set, that packets are being captured (only one interface active on my PC), and that user settings don't have proxy settings enabled. Yet, when I things timeout with an error and my network trace (filtered on IP 191.238.172.191) is not showing any attempt to even connect to that IP: ! Version info: ! I might just be blind or in need of a good coffee, but if not, any idea why? Could the IP in the message not be the one where the attempt is made to connect? In any case, thanks and great work guys!
Hi, I've been able to identify an unresolved issue that might help solving the issue. when setting "": "http://[user]:[password] "http.proxyStrictSSL": false It doesn't work for the following reason: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND [user] [user]:80: Error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND [user] [user]:80 at errnoException () at GetAddrInfoReqWrap.onlookup Our corporate proxy is NTLM based and can leverage on declarative authentication in the Proxy Url Seems like the parsing of the username and password is bugged,
Strange. It definitely looks like there's something else going on in your system. The request should appear in Wireshark imo.
Authentication was fixed in . Are you sure you are using the latest 0.10.8 version?
! Yup :)
When you set your actual username, password and url, what do you see?
if I try to List the Extensions, it doesn't show anything. After a while I have an error ! When I toggle developper mode this is what I see getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND [mylogin] [mylogin]:80: Error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND [mylogin] [mylogin] :80 at errnoException () at GetAddrInfoReqWrap.onlookup
What do you get if you run and in its interactive prompt run ? Namely, do the and parameters look OK to you?
that's exactly what I tracked down while I was debugging, the parsing has something wrong and you're right i tracked it down to the https-proxy module which leverages on the node url parser. the data is totally messed up. I Managed to track it down to the presence of a '#' character in my password. might be worth url-encoding the content maybe
Good catch. You should url encode the password before putting it in a url yeah.
I'm running CNTLM with Code 0.10.8 and resolved this error by adding the protocol to the preference. I was attempting with "": "localhost:3128" and I changed it to "https://localhost:3128" to get it working. Parsing the old URL in node's interactive console gave the following output, which put me on the right track (thanks!):
Wow man, this fixed the issue on my side. I bit sad that different projects need different a syntax for (that said I can't believe I did not try that syntax myself). Thanks for the tip! (Still not sure why I could not see any traffic in the first place but hey, I got other things to take care of).
I finally found all the pieces needed for a complete solution working behind a corporate proxy on Windows: I use fidller as authentication proxy ( no need to set fiddler as system proxy replacement) Set environment variables: (also usefull for other tools) JAVAOPTIONS=-Dhttp.proxyHost="localhost" -Dhttp.proxyPort="8888" -Dhttps.proxyHost="localhost" -Dhttps.proxyPort="8888" HTTPPROXY : 127.0.0.1:8888 HTTPSPROXY : 127.0.0.1:8888 for SSL certificate problem: create a .coderc file in your user dir with contents: strict-ssl=false I also it to the user settings file but that didn't help with the extentions Make sure you have updated to version 0.10.8 to have the fix for installing extentions
It's work for me we %5С as delimiter between domain and login in username:
I'm also having issues behind an NTLM proxy. I do not have any special characters in my password. I often do not get an error, but the list never loads. On v0.10.8.
What do you get if you run and in its interactive prompt run ? Namely, do the and parameters look OK to you?
Try to specify the username with your domain
Just getting back to trying to resolve my particular issue again. Installing v0.10.11 and adding "http://" to my URL fixes my issue accessing the extensions list for browsing. Interestingly though, the traffic still doesn't show up on my Fiddler4 session.
put below lines in file "": "", "":""
This was working with 's fix a long time ago, but something broke it again along the way, and seems to be worse. Through an NTLM negotiated proxy, none of these work-arounds seem to work. I'm on Windows 7, VSCode Insiders v1.0.1-insider. I have the following set (and have tried with/without each of them): Extensions never list when using , and the bar just disappears. No error message like before.
I have the same issue using VSCode Insiders. Which file do you have these settings?
Can you test with the latest stable 1.0.0 and let me know if it is broken there as well?
they are in my It looks like this is an ongoing issue and being worked on I will check, and move discussion to the open issue
Just reply here.
for what ever reason, I can't open VS code on my machine. Only VSCode Insiders works. My file is as below, it is currently in my project folder.... is that right location?
The right location can be found with: !
thanks, that worked. The location of was wrong in my case.
I'm getting similar behavior in stable v1.0.0. The difference is that the blue loading bar doesn't scroll across the bottom of the console input. It still just disappears without an error message. if I completely remove the http.* settings, the blue loading bar shows, and I do get a ETIMEDOUT error. So it seems the VS code is talking to the proxy when configured, but the response might be empty for some reason coming back.
Alright, that sounds like then. Any chance I can use your proxy, btw?
I had the same issue and below lines to fix the problem { "http.proxyStrictSSL": false, "": "http://company-", "":"https://company-" }
Hi, it seems I missed something : Here is my configuration (Domain / User / Pass are Url Encoded in the following pictures) ! ! DevTools : ! I've even tried to run "code" from a prompt command after a couple of : SET HTTPPROXY="...." SET HTTPSPROXY="...." I've also tried http/https on my proxy scheme to be sure, and also with or without the encoded Domain / user / pass The result is always the same ==HTTP 407 (Proxy Authentication Required). CNTLM is definitly NOT an option for multiple good reasons that i won't discuss here. I'd like to solve this issue within VsCode configuration FYI : Visual Studio 2013 / 2015 / (via command line) / npm / ... WORKS with the proxy perfectly and the URI : is also accessible from the network here
You should check with your proxy administrator to know how authentication should happen. Usually the scheme works.
You're right, VsCode seems to work since this morning. I changed my password there was probably some network cache issue... I've got access to the Store Extension Still I encounter something funny : On the computer I got vs2013.5 vs2015.2, vsCode (latest rtm) I've installed the .NetCore 1.0.0 Preview 1 (NetCore RC2 + Tooling CLI preview) online "cli-samples" does not works (some work & some don't) New templates created from VStudio Works from VS & Command line but not on VsCode I'm wondering if the issue comes from Nuget/Omnisharp or something else when everything is linked together As you see in the picture it's attempting to connect to the Project instead of nuget ^^ !
That is an issue with either Nuget or the dotnet tooling... I suggest you file an issue to them instead.
Closing this discussion as everything's been said.

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return TPromise.wrapError(new Error(nls.localize('missingGalleryInformation', "Gallery information is missing"))); } <ins> const httpProxySettings = Settings.getValue('http.proxy'); const getAgent = url => httpProxySettings ? getProxyAgent(url, httpProxySettings) : getSystemProxyAgent(url); </ins> const url = `${ galleryInformation.galleryApiUrl }/publisher/${ extension.publisher }/extension/${ extension.name }/latest/assetbyname/Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.VSIXPackage?install=true`; const zipPath = path.join(tmpdir(), galleryInformation.id); const extensionPath = path.join(this.extensionsPath, `${ extension.publisher }.${ extension.name }`); const manifestPath = path.join(extensionPath, 'package.json'); <del> return download(zipPath, { url }) </del> <ins> return download(zipPath, { url: url, agent: getAgent(url) }) </ins> .then(() => validate(zipPath, extension)) .then(manifest => { this._onInstallExtension.fire(manifest); return manifest; }) .then(manifest => extract(zipPath, extensionPath, { sourcePath: 'extension', overwrite: true }).then(() => manifest))