Since the last time I looked up how to configure the Web Proxy, apparently somebody came up with WPAD - the Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Protocol (Or maybe I simply missed it). The idea is quite neat: In the dhcp server, add an entry where the browser can request an url which in turn returns the … Continue reading Web Proxy Autoconfiguration →

In olden times, we would add entries for name resolution to /etc/resolv.conf and be done with it. Nowadays, with these newfangled scripts that change the configuration all the time, this file simply gets overwritten by a tool/library called resolvconf, so if we want to add something permanently to it, we must do it somewhere else. … Continue reading how resolvconf generates /etc/resolv.conf →