Description of problem:

I have tried to setup proxy settings, either through the environment, or through
a proxy server URL, or even downloading the proxy file and pointing the proxy
setting to the local file URL, or even just specifying the proxy servers in the
proxy settings in the new control panel, but the settings do not seem to be
working.  The same settings set in the shell allow YUM to work, and I can set
them in firefox as well, but nothing under KDE picks them up correctly.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

kdebase-4.0.3-6.fc9.x86_64 (and all previous versions as well)


How reproducible:

Always


Steps to Reproduce:
1.  Setup proxy information in KDE control shell (or even in your own shell with
http_proxy variable).
2.  Open konqueror, RSS feed, comic strip desktop widget, anything requiring
proxy access to get external connections.
3.  Watch all of them say that they cannot access the network (our proxy doesn't
allow us to access external web hosts without going through the proxy itself).
  
Actual results:

Example konqueror error message when trying to get to google.com and proxy does
not work:

An error occurred while loading http://www.google.com:
Could not connect to host www.google.com: Unknown error.

Expected results:
google.com web page should show up.

Additional info:

Internal web pages (not requiring proxy) work fine.  It only seems to be
affected when it has to go out the proxy.  I cannot tell if it is not contacting
the proxy, or if it just doesn't use the proxy settings now, or what.  This
works on Fedora 8 and before.