On Friday, July 20, 2007, at 10:16AM, "James Howison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I think the WoS searching is great, but for me it only works when I'm  
>'on-campus' since ISI's web-services do IP based authentication.   
>Unfortunately my universities VPN won't route off-campus traffic for  
>me, so that doesn't work.  Is there a way to handle this that I'm  
>missing?

Switch universities?  I haven't tried using it over the lab's VPN, but that 
sounds really lame.

>If not, then I think that on release there will be a lot of 'can I  
>use it through my proxy' requests, since most schools give access to  
>'on-campus' resources through a proxy.  I've tried messing around  
>with that but the way ours is configured I'd have to get the library  
>to add the URL for the service (hassle++), then there would have to  
>be some UI for logging in.
>
>Another option, perhaps easier to configure, is to let BibDesk use a  
>SOCKS5 proxy for WoS (or all) access.  Those without access via an  
>actual on-campus SOCKS5 proxy, but have an ssh server on campus can  
>use the ssh -ND option to simulate one.

Well, I can't even ssh into my systems at work, so I have no hope of using or 
testing such a proxy.  I also have a correspondingly low desire of learning 
what you are talking about ;).  We'll need a motivated user or developer to 
figure this out, and make it work with Apple's web services code, or it won't 
happen.  Sorry.

-- 
Adam

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