Re: RE: pac file

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On 11.05.08 17:41, Dean Larson wrote:
> > i have looked and tried everything i can to get a pac file to be sent to
> > my browser.  if the file extension is .pac, i get an error.  i can get
> > the file sent to my browser to autoconfigure my browser for proxy
> > settings, if it is named pacfile, readme, proxy.dat....etc.  but if the
> > same file is named proxy.pac or anything .pac, i get access denied.

the file is probably not readable by user the apache runs as.

btw did you look at WPAD? It describes more ways how to do proxy
autoconfiguration

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