remcovanuitert
Technical User
I am trying to implement this .pac-script:
function FindProxyForURL(url, host)
{
if (shExpMatch(url, " {return "DIRECT"; }
return "PROXY odysseus:8080;
PROXY proxy.pandora.be:8080;
DIRECT";
}
I put this file on an internal webserver, configured IIS so that it handles .pac files correctly. When I go to (internal webserver's address), I get the pac file, so it should work. IE should be using the script, as it is set in internet options/connections/LAN.
However, IE always connects directly, instead of via a proxy (I checked using netstat and the proxy IS online). Not even after a reboot or with a different user.
Is there a way I can verify that the .pac script is actually being processed by IE?
If I set the proxy manually, it does work (obviously).
thanks in advance
function FindProxyForURL(url, host)
{
if (shExpMatch(url, " {return "DIRECT"; }
return "PROXY odysseus:8080;
PROXY proxy.pandora.be:8080;
DIRECT";
}
I put this file on an internal webserver, configured IIS so that it handles .pac files correctly. When I go to (internal webserver's address), I get the pac file, so it should work. IE should be using the script, as it is set in internet options/connections/LAN.
However, IE always connects directly, instead of via a proxy (I checked using netstat and the proxy IS online). Not even after a reboot or with a different user.
Is there a way I can verify that the .pac script is actually being processed by IE?
If I set the proxy manually, it does work (obviously).
thanks in advance