#43628 - 2003-08-0109:43 PMOS or KiXtart version??
tr6boytr6boy
Starting to like KiXtart
Registered: 2001-10-24
Posts: 131
I'm having trouble getting the Proxy server UDF (by radimus) to work on a Win9x machine. Is that to be expected, or might it be that I need a minimum KiXtart version to make it work? Just wasn't sure where to start with it.
The error I get is "Script Error : Unknown Command" when the script tries to call the function in the UDF. Thanks!
#43629 - 2003-08-0110:01 PMRe: OS or KiXtart version??
Howard BullockHoward Bullock
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Registered: 2000-09-15
Posts: 5809
Loc: Harrisburg, PA USA
I don't see any header info on the UDF so I can not readily tell what dependancies exist.
If you would tell what version of KiXtart you are using and on what line (include reported text) the script errors we might be able to better answer your question.
#43630 - 2003-08-0110:24 PMRe: OS or KiXtart version??
tr6boytr6boy
Starting to like KiXtart
Registered: 2001-10-24
Posts: 131
Thanks Howard - I'll try to give better info from now on. My KiXtart version is 4.20.
Maybe the best question to ask before we go too far is can I reliably use KiXtart to set proxy settings regardless of OS (limited to Windows 95, 98, 2000 and XP)? Or do some of the older OS have problems that would prevent that?
;setproxy(0,,1) ;remove per user settings ;setproxy(0,,0) ;remove per machine settings setproxy(1,"isatest:8080",1) ;set per user settings
proxysettings.udf is the name of the file that is essentially Radimus' UDF, except I added my browser exceptions.
The script fails as soon as Kix32 starts to execute the code above. It reads from the UDF, and says "Script Error : Unknown Command" while trying to execute
code:
function setproxy($type, optional $Proxy, optional $PerUser)
How would I found out about any possible dependencies?
Hope I provided enough - I appreciate your help more than you know! Thanks
It sounds like the script cannot find the SetProcy function. Insert a DEBUG ON before the first SetProcy() call or at the beginning of the script and step trhough it.
[ 01. August 2003, 22:34: Message edited by: sealeopard ]
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