I solved the problem by myself, by setting the variable "SET
http_proxy="some.proxy:8080" in the autoexec.bat file. I guess that you
solve it the same way in unix by export http_proxy="some.proxy:8080" etc etc
;-)
But thanks for you help anyway! ;-)
Thomas
-Original Message-
From: Richa
I don't know of any Python libraries that parse out an autoproxy.pac - I had
a similar issue at my last contract, where an off-the-shelf software package
couldn't read the company's (complicated/convoluted) autoproxy.pac.
But you know, its just javascript. Isn't there a javascript module for
Pyt
> "GW" == Ganz, Will <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
g
GW> Environment: Win98SE, Python 2.2, ActiveCD dated Feb 2002
GW> My company blocks 99.999% of Internet access, so I got the ActiveCD to get
GW> the Python package repository. Copied the directory,
GW> E:\PPMPackages\PyPPM\2.1 to my local hard
> "TJ" == Thomas Jacobsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TJ> Hi,
TJ> I just wantet to know if there is any tool for handeling autoproxies.
TJ> Because at work we have this proxy.pac script, and i need to connect to the
TJ> internet through that. I have search in google etc. but i couldn't find a
[Ganz, Will wrote]
> Environment: Win98SE, Python 2.2, ActiveCD dated Feb 2002
>
> My company blocks 99.999% of Internet access, so I got the ActiveCD to get
> the Python package repository. Copied the directory,
> E:\PPMPackages\PyPPM\2.1 to my local hard drive for convenience/speed. Tried
> to
Environment: Win98SE, Python 2.2, ActiveCD dated Feb 2002
My company blocks 99.999% of Internet access, so I got the ActiveCD to get
the Python package repository. Copied the directory,
E:\PPMPackages\PyPPM\2.1 to my local hard drive for convenience/speed. Tried
to install some modules without su
Hi,
I just wantet to know if there is any tool for handeling autoproxies.
Because at work we have this proxy.pac script, and i need to connect to the
internet through that. I have search in google etc. but i couldn't find any
information on how to solve this using python.
Is there a lib / tool f