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I'm using px version 0.8.4. on a Windows host with hostonly and gateway options, as I want processes running in WSL2 to use that local proxy to communicate with "the outer world" via the corporate proxy server. Additionally, i set the URL of the PAC file in the pac field of px.ini.
I see considerable stability issues with this setup. Out of a sudden, the px processes on Windows terminate without any visible indication of a crash, neither on the command line nor in the log files, which I let it write with log=1 in px.ini. It's quite reproducible when running some npm install ... inside WSL2.
However, if I give the URL of the corporate proxy in the server field instead of the PAC file in pac, px seems to run smoothly.
As said above, I don't find any error messages or crash dumps in the log files, but maybe px leaves some interesting information somewhere else. If somebody tells me, how to retrieve such information (if existing), I can append it to this report!
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Hello community!
I'm using px version 0.8.4. on a Windows host with
hostonly
andgateway
options, as I want processes running in WSL2 to use that local proxy to communicate with "the outer world" via the corporate proxy server. Additionally, i set the URL of the PAC file in thepac
field ofpx.ini
.I see considerable stability issues with this setup. Out of a sudden, the
px
processes on Windows terminate without any visible indication of a crash, neither on the command line nor in the log files, which I let it write withlog=1
inpx.ini
. It's quite reproducible when running somenpm install ...
inside WSL2.However, if I give the URL of the corporate proxy in the
server
field instead of the PAC file inpac
,px
seems to run smoothly.Additional information, maybe relevant:
I have to run wsl-vpnkit in the standalone script setup with "autostart by systemd" inside the WSL2 distribution.
As said above, I don't find any error messages or crash dumps in the log files, but maybe
px
leaves some interesting information somewhere else. If somebody tells me, how to retrieve such information (if existing), I can append it to this report!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: