Automatic proxy setting for regify client - Revision history

Regify: /* Proxy pre-definition for new users */

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Proxy pre-definition for new users

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PAC support

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PAC support

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PAC support

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PAC support

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PAC support

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PAC support

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PAC support

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PAC support

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PAC support

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 == Proxy pre-definition for new users ==
-In some cases of software distribution you might need to pre-select or pre-define the proxy settings for new users. In such case, you can copy a pre-defined regify_client.ini file to the users application data folder. Please only copy in case the file does not exist already. To pre-select a proxy, please use a template like this for ''%APPDATA%\regify\regify_client.ini'':
+In some cases of software distribution you might need to pre-select or pre-define the proxy settings for new users. In such case, you can copy a pre-defined regify_client.ini file to the users application data folder. It does not matter if you do this before running the setup or after running the setup. It only should be done before the user is trying to run the regify client for the first time. Please do not overwrite existing regify_client.ini files.
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 == PAC support ==
-Important: '''Since version 4, the regify client supports PAC files''' and therefore is able to handle proxy switching by using such PAC file. The following hints are only applicable, if PAC files do not work for you.
+Important: '''Since version 4, the regify client supports PAC files''' and therefore is able to handle proxy switching by using such PAC file.
 == Proxy pre-definition for new users ==

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 == PAC support ==
 Important: '''Since version 4, the regify client supports PAC files''' and therefore is able to handle proxy switching by using such PAC file. The following hints are only applicable, if PAC files do not work for you.
 == Proxy pre-definition for new users ==

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 The possible values for proxySelection are: 0=no proxy, 1=use proxyServer, 2=use proxyPACFile
-The dummy entries for '''regifyProviderName''' and '''proxySelection''' are important because otherwise the regify client considers the ini file as an older one that needs to get converted. In this case the proxy values will get lost.
+The dummy entries for '''regifyProviderName''' and '''proxyServer ''' are important because otherwise the regify client considers the ini file as an older one that needs to get converted. In this case the proxy values will get lost.
 You can also pre-define proxyUsername and proxyPassword. If you consider to use a proxy with NTLM authentication (Windows logon), please leave them with empty values.

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	You can also pre-define proxyUsername and proxyPassword. If you consider to use a proxy with NTLM authentication (Windows logon), please leave them with empty values.		You can also pre-define proxyUsername and proxyPassword. If you consider to use a proxy with NTLM authentication (Windows logon), please leave them with empty values.
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		+	proxyPACFile should have the location or the URL as a value.

	== Proxy pre-definition for new users ==		== Proxy pre-definition for new users ==

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 proxyPassword =
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 == Proxy pre-definition for new users ==