What is script address in proxy settings?

How do I get a proxy script?

I'm trying to get a proxy script so that I can do things like download files and use the internet at work.

But I don't want to download a big script (1.4mb).

I tried to get a script for firefox and it looks like this: wget -r -p -k -q -N -nd -np -E -H -K -v. I tried to look at the file but it looks like it's encrypted. I've also tried to look at the file with "file " but the proxy.php file is empty.

for firefox? The file is encrypted using a combination of MD5 and RSIt's not a script but rather a compiled piece of software, so you're getting the wrong answer. If you have a recent version of Firefox you can use the built-in support for downloading via proxies. In about:config go to browser.manager.useDownloadDir and change it from false to true. If you have a Windows version of Firefox you'll have to modify this setting in about:config.

This setting will use the download directory in your profile for downloaded files. If you want to use a directory of your choice instead then you'll have to use the -d option of wget.

What is my proxy server address?

I have a proxy server to make requests from this laptop (Win7) using the Python Requests library. This is a sample of what I get back, and I have tried multiple variations of the proxy server address. And I just wrote it out from my computer's address. Is it something with the proxy server address? It sounds like you are forwarding traffic to an intranet site. This would be a completely different set of credentials/certs. You may need to look at how requests is built around proxies.

I don't think you can configure what requests does, but if you don't configure it, it will default to HTTPS Everywhere.

How do I find my proxy script address?

The Proxy address is on the router where i'm connected to.

When I first tried it, the IP looked like this: 192.168.0.1, which means my browser was trying to connect to a certain server on the local machine. Can I find my own proxy script url? Thanks

The proxy is always set by the router, you should never see it on your computer. The network setup depends on the router you are using. But if it is standard it should be configured as follows : There's an icon near the IP field that says Internet connection . Click on it and choose Setup . The next step will bring you to the "Proxy and port information" section of the configuration :

There's usually a default proxy address of 10.X (your private internal IP), you can also set up a specific proxy address for each different connection (like you said a friend has). By following these steps you will be able to connect to the internet through your router.