Hmm, I’ve been using curl no proxy for a while now, and it’s pretty straightforward once you get the hang of it. The `--noproxy` flag is your friend, but don’t forget you can also use `-x ""` to explicitly tell curl to use no proxy.
For example:
`curl -x "" http://example.com`
This basically tells curl to ignore any proxy settings. Works great for quick tests!
Also, if you’re on a Mac or Linux, you can check your current proxy settings with `env | grep -i proxy`. Might help debug why curl is still using the proxy.
For example:
`curl -x "" http://example.com`
This basically tells curl to ignore any proxy settings. Works great for quick tests!
Also, if you’re on a Mac or Linux, you can check your current proxy settings with `env | grep -i proxy`. Might help debug why curl is still using the proxy.