On Fri, 2013-06-07 at 13:08 +0100, David Woodhouse wrote: > The PAC setting is clearly *in* the DHCP response > and machines using ConnMan pick it up and use it correctly. Actually it turns out NetworkManager is also picking it up. It doesn't *do* anything with it, but it does at least make it available to a dispatcher script. So I've done a *really* naïve one which will detect when there is only one network that's "really" in use — i.e. a single physical device, or a full-tunnel VPN so that nothing else is really being used anyway. And will attempt to use the DHCP proxy information, or wpad.$domain/wpad.dat based on the search domains. It's in https://bugzilla.gnome.org/701824 It basically works on my home network (DHCP) and when I start up a full-tunnel VPN, although it's mostly designed as a straw man to provoke someone more clueful into doing a better job :) For the case where we have split tunnelling¹, it's a bit more complex. I've punted that and just disable the proxy for now. Eventually we could perhaps craft a proxy PAC script which uses the other interfaces' PAC scripts as subroutines, and invokes them as appropriate according to the domain/IP in the requested URL. But one thing at a time... -- dwmw2 ¹ Which should, but doesn't yet, include the case of a full-tunnel VPN that only does Legacy IP, while the physical device has IPv6 connectivity.
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