option to specify HTTP proxy about ics-openconnect HOT 4 OPEN

Hi Anton, what is the use case? Are you behind a corporate/school firewall and tunneling to another network? Does your network support WPAD?

Normally the Linux version of openconnect tries to build against libproxy to support PAC and similar features. The Android builds don't currently do so; I would assume that most wifi networks that allow random mobile devices do not require going through a proxy.

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Hello Kevin, thank you for the response.

The use case is that the "guest" network my mobile phone is in doesn't route to the public IP of the VPN server of that company. So when I'm in this "guest" network, there is just no connectivity to the VPN IP.

But from other, outside, networks the VPN is accessible. So I wanted to do a round-trip - connect to a remote proxy and have this proxy to connect to the VPN server (as the proxy is remote, it will see the server)

WPAD won't help me as indeed, there is no proxy in that "guest" network - I hoped to use a remote proxy.

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So I guess this network doesn't advertise the proxy server via WPAD, since it isn't part of their infrastructure?

Is the proxy server using HTTP Basic auth?

I think this would limit you to TCP only, which doesn't have ideal performance...

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I wanted to install squid as proxy on my own server. Performance might be suboptimal, but it's better than no connection at all :)

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