--On Wednesday, November 13, 2002 12:10:37 PM +1100 Tony Langdon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> i connect to an IPv4 site, i have to configure the mozilla
>> pointing to the
>> proxy server, and when i connect to an IPv6 site i have to
>> disallow the
>> proxy in mozilla. �Is there a way to configure the mozilla
>> client takin
>> this into consideration?.
>
> Hmm, I can't a way for Mozilla to do this easily, unless it has
> separate proxy configuration for IPv4 and IPv6. This is a known
> issue for all current browsers.
Does anyone know about plans for implementation?
For the first it would be (for me) enough to have a switch named "do
not use proxy for IPv6".
In second stage, the automatic proxy configuration should understand
IPv6 (which it not does afair some month ago digging through Mozilla
source, it was IPv4 only).
> Trouble is my
> preferred proxy (Squid) doesn't come out of the box IPv6 capable
> and I haven't been able to get the IPV6 CVS version to build. :(
Is the IPv6 support already broken again? Ohoh, I've tested this a
year ago successfully.
Peter
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