How to remove JVM property "https.proxyHost"?

Question

I was using proxy on my system for some purpose. But now I don't have any proxy set on my system as well as from the Android Studio proxy settings I have removed the proxy and set it to no proxy.

But I keep getting the following error:

You have JVM property "https.proxyHost" set to .... This may lead to incorrect behavior. Proxy should be set in Settings|HTTP Proxy

As well when I try to build/sync the Gradle file without proxy server the files doesn't get compiled and says please check your network connection where I have internet connection.

Solution 1

If anyone still looking for the solution to the same, here is what worked for me

JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -DsocksProxyPort"

for removing http proxy ports

Source http://mxw.pl/blog/?p=4

Solution 2

Using a Mac:

Go to Network settings -> Advanced -> Proxies and uncheck "proxy server required password" for both HTTP and HTTPS. Remove user name and password.

In IntellJ/Android Studio restart with File -> Invalidate and Restart -> Just Restart

Solution 3

select Help -> Edit Custom VM Options add below:

-Dhttp.proxyHost
-Dhttp.proxyPort
-Dhttps.proxyHost
-Dhttps.proxyPort
-DsocksProxyHost
-DsocksProxyPort

Solution 4

on Mac: goto System Preferences, Java -> open java control pan -> general -> Network Settings -> choose 'Direct Connection'

Solution 5

This is caused by switching agents on and off many times. Under Mac: Open the 〜/.gradle/gradle.properties file and delete the agent configuration manually.

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Comments

[inderbagga]

May you please elaborate, where do i need to type this line.

[inderbagga]

i already did that. You saved my hours thanks, but after executing this line terminal didn't gave any response

[silverFoxA]

It doesn't return but if no error that means it has been processed successfully

[ManuQiao]

-DsocksProxyPort? Is that the reference article mistyped?

[silverFoxA]

It's not but would suggest you to type it n the terminal rather copy pasting

[qinmiao]

JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -DsocksProxtPort"

[Shashank Saxena]

Brother, you just saved me another gruelling hour. I want to send you flowers.

[Leon]

Make sure to restart Android Studio after making this change.

[Bhargav]

for macs @AmreshDeshpande answer is better

[Garfield]

This is the best answer , because only need configure once and never need to worry this problem again

[Yusuf BESTAS]

Hello,I was checked this link mxw.pl/blog/?p=4 but doesn't work .Can you explain.How can ı apply this solution?thank you.

[Barnyard]

I had a proxy issue with a fresh install of Android Studio, but this solved it.