scutil:tldr:ac375
scutil: Display proxy configuration.
$ scutil --proxy
try on your machine
The "scutil --proxy" command is a command-line utility available in macOS that allows you to interact with the system's network proxy settings. Here's a breakdown of the command:
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"scutil": It is the command-line tool used to interact with the macOS System Configuration framework. It provides a way to query, configure, and manage various network settings.
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"--proxy": It is an argument passed to the scutil command specifying that we want to work with the proxy settings.
By executing "scutil --proxy" in Terminal on macOS, you will get information about the current network proxy settings configured on your system, including the proxy type, proxy server, and proxy port.
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