On Sun, 2017-03-05 at 11:07 +0530, Atul Anand wrote: > Hi Brian, Hi Atul,
Much thanks for getting back to me. Hopefully this does not take much effort to figure out. > I guess the issue is with DBus activation of PacRunner. NM pushes > config into PacRunner iff later one is available on Bus. Indeed. It is there. I can push a configuration with "gdbus". > # pacrunner -nd Interesting. So I ran pacrunner like this and then did a "systemctl restart network". After the network came back up: $ proxy http://www.gogle.com/ direct:// But after I manually poke a configuration into pacrunner with: $ sudo gdbus call --system --dest org.pacrunner --object-path /org/pacrunner/manager --method org.pacrunner.Manager.CreateProxyConfiguration "{'Method': <'auto'>, 'URL': <'http://server.example.com/proxy.pac'>;}" (objectpath '/org/pacrunner/configuration10',) you can see that I am getting the expected results: $ proxy http://www.google.com/ http://proxy.example.com.:3128 You can find the whole pacrunner log here: http://brian.interlinx.bc.ca/pacrunner.debug I've filtered out the following messages just to keep the client request noise down: src/client.c:jsrun_thread() url src/proxy.c:pacrunner_proxy_lookup() url src/client.c:jsrun_thread() result (null) src/client.c:jsrun_thread() sender Cheers, b.
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