Thank you for answering Damian. Unfortunately I'm not at that job any more, so I can't even test if the above works on their firewall! However I've upvoted your answer, as it's the most thorough and mentions variables that I did not know about, and might help others. – Bean Taxi Feb 5 '16 at 15:01

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Jul 16, 2015 · And you will still use socketfilterfw there for much of the heavy lifting. However, now there are much more helpful and functional options in socketfilterfw that will allow you to more easily script the firewall. Some tricks I’ve … Continue reading Command Line Firewall Management In OS X 10.10

python - Pip not working behind firewall - Stack Overflow Thank you for answering Damian. Unfortunately I'm not at that job any more, so I can't even test if the above works on their firewall! However I've upvoted your answer, as it's the most thorough and mentions variables that I did not know about, and might help others. – Bean Taxi Feb 5 '16 at 15:01 While you can certainly spend money on firewall applications for your Mac—the aforementioned Norton Security application will set you back a minimum of $45 per year—your Mac, no surprise