Hi Christian,
You're correct - if the "downstream" proxy (your real ISP proxy) does
not accept the authentication provided by Authoxy, it sends back an
authentication request. Authoxy then passes that on to your system
which reports that 127.0.0.1 is requesting a log on. First confirm
that you can access the downstream proxy directly in System
Preferences->Network->Proxies, then translate those settings to Authoxy.
Good luck,
Heath
On 05/04/2007, at 4:14 AM, christian wolfsteiner wrote:
hello,
authoxy used to work fine for many months, but stopped a while ago
[ntlm actually never worked - hence i went back to 3.1.2 as
suggested in various placing and hoping for the best]
having configured my network http and https proxies to point to
127.0.0.1:8080 (yes, i made sure to NOT check the password required
flag) i keep getting authentication requests from the finder for my
local "pseudo" proxy each time i want to connect:
"To view this page, you need to log in to the http proxy server
127.0.0.1:8080"
how come? does this mean, the actual proxy has denied the request?
needless to say, leaving it blank or filling credentials for the
actual proxy wouldn't do anything.
thanks for a great product
ch on tiger 10.4.9 and authoxy 3.1.2
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