3 questions about HTTP::Proxy

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Re: 3 questions about HTTP::Proxy by talexb (Chancellor) on Jul 09, 2004 at 19:10 UTC
Set your browser's HTTP Proxy setting? 5? 37? One million? For what definition of fine? Kill the process that's running the script? Alex / talexb / Toronto Life is short: get busy!	[reply]
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Re: 3 questions about HTTP::Proxy by wufnik (Friar) on Jul 09, 2004 at 20:28 UTC
hola; it's relatively simple to point a browser to your proxy. 1) first - make sure it's running. then just point your browser at `http://localhost:3128/` [download] and you will be done. 2) as many as your machine can take. and it also depends on how many conections you expect. 3)ermmm, you can stop your server by hitting ctrl-c, or killing it using kill, etc. i'd read this Re^2: write a small Perl HTTP server if i were you. ...wufnik -- in the world of the mules there are no rules --	[reply] [d/l]