localhost gets redirected to proxy is a specific proxy is set
Tue, 07/15/2008 - 17:38 — Anonymous
if I have a specific proxy set for all addresses and I type in localhost or 127.0.0.1 as the address in firefox, foxyproxy will redirect those requests to the proxy which I doubt is a desirable effect.
The localhost patterns do not work for me - it always goes to the proxy. This really sucks - since i always have to disable foxyproxy for that case. Make this easy. Filing list rules for localhost must be a joke.. ps: my rules are 100% like the faq ones.
I I copy-pasted the exact patterns for localhost from the faq. They don't work. I have 4 proxies entered, I put the patterns for only one of them, could this be?
If that is not your desired
If that is not your desired effect, then create blacklist patterns for 127.0.0.1 and localhost. Pretty simple.
localhost 127.0.0.1 ..
The localhost patterns do not work for me - it always goes to the proxy. This really sucks - since i always have to disable foxyproxy for that case. Make this easy. Filing list rules for localhost must be a joke.. ps: my rules are 100% like the faq ones.
localhost
Same problem here, it redirect on the locahost of the proxy used.
That's pretty bad :(
Create a blacklist pattern
Create a blacklist pattern for localhost and 127.0.0.1 so that local addresses go through no proxy.
Blacklist wouldn't work
I I copy-pasted the exact patterns for localhost from the faq. They don't work. I have 4 proxies entered, I put the patterns for only one of them, could this be?
YEAh it really sucks I have
YEAh it really sucks
I have a proxy at work and its used for all web surfing except for internal web servers
I black list via wildcard *mydomain.com* and Foxy sends it to the proxy server anyway
What's up with that
Hi, The problem is that you
Hi,
The problem is that you should use the pattern *mydomain.com/* not *mydomain.com*
I thought I tried that but I
I thought I tried that but I will try it again ... *mydomain.com/* instead of *mydomain.com* and I will restart the browser to make sure it takes.
What about wildcarding *172.16.* should it be 172.16*/* ??
> What about wildcarding
> What about wildcarding *172.16.* should it be 172.16*/* ??
Try *://172.16.*/*