Re: [proxyTools-users] Windows binary release of proxyTools available

[Michael F. <Mic...@tb...>]

My long silence has been for two reasons.

First off our heavy interent restrictions were relaxed for a long while 
- needless to say this has come to an end.

Secondly the distribution of localproxy I was working with has been 
corrupted, probably by me, and I never got around to fixing it. On top 
of that my startup has started complaining that my SET PATH command is 
now too long and stopped implementing it. This means it no longer 
understands perl  commands. (I.e. perl master.pl returns unknown 
command). I have tried various means of fixing it - without much success 
- why it should suddenly start complaining is anyones guess. Anyway I`ll 
have to have another fgo I guess or just set it manually from a script 
everytime I run localproxy. *damn*

The new distribution sounds top notch - but unfortunately my IT man has 
sussed my cheat for retrieving .zips via the web. My next technique is 
to retrieve via email (various methods) - lets hope that works.

As soon as I have it (as this is a binary - non perl dependant it should 
work even without the correct path parameters) I`ll test it !!

Many Thanks Wayne

Miek

wayne wrote:

>I've just sent a MS Windows executable proxyTools package to SourceForge.
>Without Perl, you will be able to run statProxy, localProxy (GUI and back end), 
>findProxy and master (firewall rule mapper needed for the GUI autoconfiguration). 
>This release is already about 4MB, and each new executable tool adds about 
>750KB, so I've left out sortProxy and the database utilities (mergeHosts, extractHosts, 
>cleanHosts etc.).
>
>You can get it at:
>http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/proxytools/proxyToolsExe.2002.11.29.zip?download
>
>The release notes are essentially as I posted here a week or so ago.
>One change was the addition of context menus to LP GUI, and a consequent removal 
>of a few now redundant checkboxes from the advanced window.
>
>Let's see if I can have some feedback with this one please.
>It's my first attempt at a binary for over a year, so I don't expect it to be 
>completely bug free. If there are any show stoppers, I'll do it again, but only 
>after a decent trial.
>
>There will be a following release of the source code version (a bit more up to date) ,
>probably tomorrow. Time to sleep now ...
>
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