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How are you starting Proxo under Windows XP?
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Aug. 09, 2004, 11:10 PM
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sidki3003 Wrote:I reverted back to Win2K a while ago, but in XP i tested FireDaemon as a "service shell" for Proxomitron, and it worked nicely!Thanks Sidki, that might be what I end up using. Oddysey: If I put it into the All Users startup folder, then each user would be starting their own copy of Proxo when they log on. Because you aren't forced to log out in XP before another user is logged on, then you'd have more than once copy of Proxo running. That will be a problem, because both of them would be trying to listen to port 8080 and accessing the same configuration files at the same time. Maybe I could install Proxo into multiple directories and have each user run a copy out of their own Proxo installation directory, listening on different ports, but I'd rather use the same proxo configuration for all users (I'm the proxo tweaker, my girlfriend wouldn't want to learn how to configure it). Of course XP SP2 is going to have a firewall and pop-up blocker, so maybe I won't need Proxo on that machine [rolleyes] |
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