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  1. Sorry i did not see your reply, a pac file can be localy but here it is an URL (example: http://www.domain.com/proxy.pac) I hoped you could read it from wininet.dll because you can read if you are online and which connections is used...
  2. I want to HTTP tunnel information outside the network but we use a proxy. The uto proxy config script is a PAC file which is a javascript like file which decidese what proxy to use (evey location has is own proxy and at home i do not have one). So i know the URL and can download the file but then i need to do the same check as Internet Explorer does. So i need the proxy which is used by the running Internet Explorer... THanx for all the info so far
  3. Thank you very much ptrex, but if i use my PAC file to detect the proxy it does not give that back. A PAC is used when you set the AutoConfigURL and it is some sort of javascript to define a proxy. Information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_auto-config
  4. Well tthe script must always work and i work at 4 different locations
  5. Like they do by Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...kb;en-us;226473
  6. I am trying to get the proxy settings so i can use them in an external program to tunnel thru their proxy. Or does have autoit tunnel support?
  7. The script can be different for every user and the script file is like a javascript with alot of if/else so it would be nicer if you can read it out. You can read some value options out of wininit.dll, for example if a proxy is used but not what server.
  8. How can i get the proxy settings (server, user, password) which are defined on a system? Do not give the registry solution because that does not work when users have a script which defines the proxy. I wanted to get it thru wininet.dll but i cannot get out any information out it with dllcall. Suggestions are welcome
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