Proxy HTTP cody type

[Benny]

Ok, I've knocked together some crappy page that pulls all my work links into one place.
Works fine, no probs.
Some of the links are via a proxy though, soooooo without having to manually change the proxy to on everytime is there a way to change the href to reference a proxy..ie;

//www.cisco.com (href=blah blah blah) - no proxy
1.2.3.4 (href=http://proxy.local:8080"1.2.3.4") - use proxy

understand? good, now help me  

[albert]

There is an exclusions list you can add to your proxy settings:
IE-Tools-Options-Connections-LAN Settings-Bypass proxy for local connections

is the way to get to it, add all the stuff you want bypassed in there.

[Benny]

Aye, but then I have to add all the internet to it....it's basically only 5-6 addresses that are proxied the rest of the world isn't.

MS IE;
I've tried adding 'bypass for http://www'
and it doesn't like it.

Netscape claims to add suffixes to be ignored and itdoesn't like that either.

[albert]

Now you've got me, perhaps BlueBall or gAndalf can help, they seem to have good knowledge of such things.

[Gandalf]

try this...

http://proxyserver:proxyport@www.somewebaddress.com

that should route that address through the proxy server.

[Benny]

ok assuming proxy on 1.1.1.1:100
proxied address 2.2.2.2

I tried

http://1.1.1.1:100@2.2.2.2
http://1.1.1.1:100@http://2.2.2.2
http://2.2.2.2@1.1.1.1:100
http://2.2.2.2@http://1.1.1.1:100

None of which work.

any more?

[Gandalf]

hmmm, ok. what proxy server are you running? That works on MS ISA 2000.

[Benny]

BSDI BSD/OS 4.2 Kernel
running Squid.

[Gandalf]

ahh, can't help on squid I'm afraid. I don't use it. Ask on a squid forum?

[Benny]

Thanks mate, I have....just thought I'd check with y'll clever mofos first.