>On Wednesday 17 August 2011 16:07:42 Alon Bar-Lev wrote:
>> How do you configure Internet Explorer proxy detection for local system
>> account? Or... alternatively you need to create a user for openvpn
>> service, login, execute IE, set whatever.
>> Quite difficult for unattended setup.
>> Well, m
Current snapshot openvpn-2.x-20110909-master-install.exe.
openvpngui fails with "no entry inet_ntop found in ws2_32.dll library'
on windows xp
Can you release also version compatibile with Windows XP
and patches from thres "PATCH 0/3] better --auto-proxy support for Windows"?
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On 13/09/11 12:02, Krashan Brahmanjara wrote:
> Can you release also version compatibile with Windows XP
> and patches from thres "PATCH 0/3] better --auto-proxy support for Windows"?
>
Those patches have not been accepted yet. They are under review
> Current snapshot openvpn-2.x-20110909-master-install.exe.
> openvpngui fails with "no entry inet_ntop found in ws2_32.dll library'
> on windows xp
Hmm, this one rings a bell - I recall it having caused compile-time
errors, too. I'll try to reproduce it a.s.a.p.
Krashan: how can I reproduce this
MinGW is missing support for winhttp.dll which will be used for automatic
proxy server detection in Windows. Until it becomes available the workaround
performed is to define the used constants and function prototypes in openvpn
and build a WINHTTP.dll import library in the build process.
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