proxytools-users

Re: [proxyTools-users] What am I doing wrong?

[wayne <wa...@ny...>]

> From: me <jo...@pl...>
> To: none <pro...@li...>
> Subject: [proxyTools-users] What am I doing wrong?
> 
> [joe@plaguesplace localProxy2]$ ./localProxy2.pl -f localProxyUser0.xml
> Using (comm strategy nr (commstrat descr.) via (hosts)):
> 0 (unmodified protocol) via
> 194.170.1.66:8080, panix3.panix.com:14006, panix3.panix.com:14007,

[...]

>         <item key="host">205.200.28.78:80</item>
> 
> It keeps using the UAE file no matter what I tell it.

./localProxy2.pl -h will show you the command options.
The '-f' option will allow you to load any config file.

perldoc localproxy2.pl will probably give you more documentation 
than you wanted :-)

> joe

-wayne

[proxyTools-users] Re: What am I doing wrong?

[Hat <ha...@ny...>]

On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, me <jo...@pl...> wrote:
>On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 04:16:14PM -0000, wayne wrote:
>> > [joe@plaguesplace localProxy2]$ ./localProxy2.pl -f localProxyUser0.xml
>                                                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>

C:\cygwin\c\proxytools\localProxy2>perl localProxy2.pl -f
localProxyUser0.xml
Using (comm strategy nr (commstrat descr.) via (hosts)):
0 (unmodified protocol) via
62.81.12.12:80, 205.200.28.78:80, 206.88.6.20:80, 209.105.155.54:80,
207.86.120.
62:80
1 (CONNECT protocol) via
62.81.12.12:80, 205.200.28.78:80, 209.105.155.54:80
 (CONNECTing to services on
158.43.128.104:3128, 195.103.91.2:8080, 62.81.12.12:80, 195.103.91.2:8080,
204.2
47.170.164:8080, 203.101.17.53:80, 205.200.28.78:80, 209.105.155.54:80)
exit this program with ctrl-c to save the configuration
use ctrl-break here to see the known speed information
the control port is 10081
please connect to localhost:10080 now


>
>> > It keeps using the UAE file no matter what I tell it.

I can see it's working fine here, Joe. The above is User0 file, not USE
file. Where is your logs, Joe?

[...]

>[Did you read what I wrote?  I am assuming you are being obstinate 
>because it is me.]

You must excuse him, it's weekend now. Time for beer :o)


>joe

--
Regards,
Hat

Re: [proxyTools-users] What am I doing wrong?

[wayne <wa...@ny...>]

> From: me <jo...@pl...>
> To: pro...@li...
> Subject: Re: [proxyTools-users] What am I doing wrong?
> 
> On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 04:16:14PM -0000, wayne wrote:
> > > [joe@plaguesplace localProxy2]$ ./localProxy2.pl -f localProxyUser0.xml
>                                                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> 
> 
> > > It keeps using the UAE file no matter what I tell it.

[...]

> [Did you read what I wrote?  I am assuming you are being obstinate because it
> is me.]

:-)
Sorry Joe! I get used to answering the same question from the list, 
I went into autmatic pilot mode.

The -f option works on windows (at least for me). I haven't been 
able to test on (li|u)n(i|u)x systems yet. I didn't realise how 
much trouble it was to get the XML stuff installed there - just 
assumed it would be simple. I just tried again to install it in Cygwin, 
and hit a new problem to do with their dllwrap tool - <groan>.

I see the problem; it's the code to detect that the program was 
double-clicked for a windows user. It seems the same conditions 
apply in linux. Fixed now - thanks. You could comment that code 
right out, or wait for my sourceforge cvs access to return.

If you want to fix it (or remove the code, or comment it out), the 
'fixed lines are near line 1280:

    my $doubleClicked = (($^O =~ /MSWin/) and 
      ((!$ENV{'PROMPT'} or 
      ($ENV{'CMDLINE'} and ($ENV{'CMDLINE'} eq 'WIN'))) and 
      !$options{'g'}));

It would probably be easiest to just remove them in your case.

> joe

-wayne

Re: [proxyTools-users] What am I doing wrong?

[me <jo...@pl...>]

On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 08:21:57AM -0000, wayne wrote:
> 
> > [Did you read what I wrote?  I am assuming you are being obstinate because it
> > is me.]
> 
> :-)
> Sorry Joe! I get used to answering the same question from the list, 
> I went into autmatic pilot mode.

I fucking wanted to send another similar message to see if you had some
auto-ack-perl jobby installed:)
do{clueless answer}while(clueless question)

> The -f option works on windows (at least for me). I haven't been 
> able to test on (li|u)n(i|u)x systems yet. I didn't realise how 
> much trouble it was to get the XML stuff installed there - just 
> assumed it would be simple. I just tried again to install it in Cygwin, 
> and hit a new problem to do with their dllwrap tool - <groan>.

There were alot of perl.*rpm packages left out.  Some were xml that probably
contained the needed packages.  But this was mandrake so who knows what's out
there:\

> I see the problem; it's the code to detect that the program was 
> double-clicked for a windows user. It seems the same conditions 
> apply in linux. Fixed now - thanks. You could comment that code 
> right out, or wait for my sourceforge cvs access to return.
> 
> If you want to fix it (or remove the code, or comment it out), the 
> 'fixed lines are near line 1280:
> 
>     my $doubleClicked = (($^O =~ /MSWin/) and 
>       ((!$ENV{'PROMPT'} or 
>       ($ENV{'CMDLINE'} and ($ENV{'CMDLINE'} eq 'WIN'))) and 
>       !$options{'g'}));
> 
> It would probably be easiest to just remove them in your case.

I need the clean lab enviroment.  Otherwise, why test?


On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 10:22:23AM -0000, Hat wrote:
> 
> I can see it's working fine here, Joe. The above is User0 file, not USE
> file. Where is your logs, Joe?

Not you too.  This is going to turn out like that sick practical joke someone
played on me at sourceforge.

> You must excuse him, it's weekend now. Time for beer :o)
> 

You people our strange.  You have a weekend in the middle of the week, you take
helluvalong vactions.  You have an interesting cat-and-mouse game going on with
your government.  Where do I sign up?

> >joe
joe
-- 
(no fooling, from a microsoft commercial)
"...will share freely, and openly."
"Always flexible, plays well with others."

Re: [proxyTools-users] What am I doing wrong?

[me <jo...@pl...>]

On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 04:16:14PM -0000, wayne wrote:
> > [joe@plaguesplace localProxy2]$ ./localProxy2.pl -f localProxyUser0.xml
                                                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^


> > It keeps using the UAE file no matter what I tell it.
> 
> ./localProxy2.pl -h will show you the command options.

I am going to ignore this for now.

> The '-f' option will allow you to load any config file.

:(

> perldoc localproxy2.pl will probably give you more documentation 
> than you wanted :-)

Yea, I can read the source file fine, thank you very much.
(but that is nifty, perl has borrowed alot from C and TeX.)

[Did you read what I wrote?  I am assuming you are being obstinate because it
is me.]

> > joe
joe

-- 
(no fooling, from a microsoft commercial)
"...will share freely, and openly."
"Always flexible, plays well with others."