I’m running Syncthing v0.14.44 with Syncthing GTK file version 0.9.2.4. Everything has worked perfectly until recent upgrade either on Windows 10 or Syncthing. I can’t start Syncthing-GTK anymore, error is:
E Daemon g-io-error-quark: HTTP proxy connection not allowed (43)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\syncthing-gui\syncthing_gtk\daemon.py", line 413, in _rest_connected
Error: g-io-error-quark: HTTP proxy connection not allowed (43)
Syncthing itself is working and after starting it up I’m able to connect to web GUI.
Windows is configured to use proxy to all except local network.
Proxy is defined in Windows Settings - Network & Internet - Proxy. No automatic proxy setup but manual.
syncthing-gtk.exe file version 0.9.3.0.
Windows 10 Home Version 1709 build 16299.309.
Edit: Yes, if I disable proxy settings, syncthing-gtk starts working again.
Can you post error message from ST-GTK 0.9.3? Line number is important there.
Thing is, while ST-GTK uses HTTP(s) to communicate, it opens raw socket and doesn’t use any system component to get there. So getting message like that means either that it is connecting to something else (not to syncthing daemon) or that Windows 10 somehow intercepts that communication and tries to proxy it transparently.
C:\Program Files (x86)\SyncthingGTK>syncthing-gtk-console.exe
I StatusIcon Using backend StatusIconGTK3 (primary)
I App
I App Syncthing-GTK started and running in notification area
E Daemon g-io-error-quark: HTTP proxy connection not allowed (43)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\syncthing-gtk\syncthing_gtk\daemon.py", line 1050, in _connected
Error: g-io-error-quark: HTTP proxy connection not allowed (43)