At 18:50 15.02.00 -0800, Chutima S. wrote:
>After I try with Netscape Version4.6 without change anything at squid,
>it's work. :D
>
>I'm so happy. But I still want to know how to setup ftp proxy at IE
>because most of users use it. Any idea?
IE5's FTP client does funny things with proxies which seem depend in
non-obvious ways on the settings in "View - Internet Settings -
Connections - LAN Settings" (or something to that effect - I have
only the German version here). Some things I found out:
- In the presence of a correct WPAD setup (DHCP and DNS WKA), if
"automatic search for settings" is checked in the IE5 Internet
settings but "use proxy server" isn't, web access across the proxy
works but FTP access doesn't.
- Checking the "use proxy server" option makes FTP work for downloads,
but each time an FTP directory is opened it displays a message box
saying that "the folder is set to read-only because the proxy has
not been configured for full access", and indeed doesn't allow
uploads.
- IE5 always tries a direct connection to the FTP server first, even
if the proxy settings disallow it. If this succeeds, you see a
sort of Explorer folder view on FTP directories instead of the
normal directory listing generated by Squid, and uploads work.
- The option "use web-based FTP" (in "Internet Settings - Extended")
tends to cause trouble even without a proxy involved.
If anybody can bring some order into this I would be very grateful,
as I too have users who insist using it.
-- Tilman Schmidt E-Mail: Tilman.Schmidt@sema.de (office) Sema Group Koeln, Germany tilman@schmidt.bn.uunet.de (private)Received on Wed Feb 16 2000 - 02:15:41 MST
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