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| # In your .bashrc file you need to export the BURP_SERVER and BURP_PORT environment | |
| # variables. You can change the server and port by exporting new values before | |
| # running the shell script. | |
| export BURP_SERVER='127.0.0.1' | |
| export BURP_PORT='8080' |
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| #!/bin/sh | |
| server=${BURP_SERVER} | |
| port=${BURP_PORT} | |
| /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome --proxy-server=$server:$port & |
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| # The Mac OS X terminal app does not source a user's .bashrc file on startup. | |
| # To make that happen edit /etc/profile to add the following lines. I found this | |
| # trick at http://linuxtomacbook.com/?p=22 | |
| if [ -r $HOME/.bashrc ]; then | |
| source $HOME/.bashrc | |
| fi |
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