Daniel Suen wrote:
> Is it possible, either in squid 1.1.x or 1.2, that one can distribute
> proxy.pac without using a web server?
Teoretically yes. Squid 1.2 includes a primitive HTTP server for icons
and you can teoretically add any file to this.
Copy you pac file to icons/proxy.pac and add the following two lines to
etc/mime.conf
\.pac$ application/x-ns-proxy-autoconfig anthony-script.gif - ascii
+view +download
^internal-pac-file$ - proxy.pac - ascii
The pac file is then accesible as
http://squid-proxy.ln.edu.hk:3128/squid-internal-static/icons/proxy.pac
assuming your Squid is named squid-prory.ln.edu.hk and is running on
port 3128
The negative side effect of this is that any .pac file downloaded from a
FTP server will have application/x-ns-proxy-autoconfig as filetype which
may confuse Netscape somewhat (easy to get around by clicking on one of
the icons for viewing or binary download).
If you want another path after squid-internal-static then use a
redirector to rewrite it. You have to keep squid-internal-static unless
you turn on httpd_accel.
--- Henrik Nordström Spare time Squid hackerReceived on Sun Oct 11 1998 - 15:16:59 MDT
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