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|*-proxy.ssl.keystoretype*| Represents the type of the keystore ( pkcs12 by default ) |
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|*-proxy.plugins*| Represents the list of plugins to modify requests. Multiple plugins can be used with a semicolon. Example: io.github.explodingbottle.jmagicproxy.implementation.WUProxy;io.github.explodingbottle.jmagicproxy.implementation.BasicProxy. The plugin which is at the left will be the most priority, and the one at the right will be the less priority one. |
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| *-proxy.ssl.keystorepass* | Represents the password to access the keystore.
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| *-proxy.ssl.warn.algorithms* | Choose whether or not you must be warned if the java.security file disables some algorithms.
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| *-proxy.ssl.keystorepath* | Where to find the keystore file.
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| *-proxy.server.port* | Represents the proxy port for both HTTP and HTTPS.
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|*-proxy.logging.logfile*| Represents the naming of log files. **&\$LNUM\$** is a placeholder that can be used and denotes the current milliseconds. |
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| *-proxy.plugin.wuproxy.redirectjs* | A setting specific for WUProxy: Where can we find a replaced version of redirect.js
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| *-proxy.ssl.scan.startingport* | Represents what is the first port to scan to find where a SSL Server Socket can be created on the local machine.
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| *-proxy.logging.logsfolder* | Represents the folder in which you will find log files.
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| *-proxy.ssl.enabled* | Choose whether or not if SSL will be supported.
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|*proxy.ssl.keystoretype*| Represents the type of the keystore ( pkcs12 by default ) |
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|*proxy.plugins*| Represents the list of plugins to modify requests. Multiple plugins can be used with a semicolon. Example: io.github.explodingbottle.jmagicproxy.implementation.WUProxy;io.github.explodingbottle.jmagicproxy.implementation.BasicProxy. The plugin which is at the left will be the most priority, and the one at the right will be the less priority one. |
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|*proxy.ssl.keystorepass*| Represents the password to access the keystore. |
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|*proxy.ssl.warn.algorithms*| Choose whether or not you must be warned if the java.security file disables some algorithms. |
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|*proxy.ssl.keystorepath*| Where to find the keystore file. |
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|*proxy.server.port*| Represents the proxy port for both HTTP and HTTPS. |
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|*proxy.logging.logfile*| Represents the naming of log files. **&\$LNUM\$** is a placeholder that can be used and denotes the current milliseconds. |
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|*proxy.plugin.wuproxy.redirectjs*| A setting specific for WUProxy: Where can we find a replaced version of redirect.js |
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|*proxy.ssl.scan.startingport*| Represents what is the first port to scan to find where a SSL Server Socket can be created on the local machine. |
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|*proxy.logging.logsfolder*| Represents the folder in which you will find log files. |
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|*proxy.ssl.enabled*| Choose whether or not if SSL will be supported. |
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|*proxy.ssl.sortmode*| Represents the sorting mode used to determine if a direct SSL connection must be established or instead if the Proxy must handle it. **NONE** means that every SSL requests will be handled by the proxy. **INCLUDE** means that only listed requests will be handled by the proxy and **EXCLUDE** means that only listed requests will be sent through a tunel directly. |
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|*proxy.ssl.sortlist*| A list of requests splited with semi-colons that will be used with the sort mode. * can be used to mean everything. An example could be *.google.com;*.microsoft.com |
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|*proxy.plugin.wuproxy.redirwuclient*| A setting specific for WUProxy: Defines if we must simulate an older version of the Windows Update client in order to allow Windows XP to update |
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3)**Known issues**
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- A lot of exceptions can be thrown in the console.
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Next, you must set proxy.plugin.wuproxy.redirectjs to where you can find a replaced redirect.js ( very important as it allows you to access the Windows Update website )
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Be sure to generate a certificate using the tools available in the certs folder and to install it as computer account.
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Operating System Status:
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**Operating System Status**:
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Windows 2000: If you install the proxy certificate as well as the Microsoft Root Certificate Authority
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(it can be extracted from https://fe2.update.microsoft.com/v8/windowsupdate/redir/muv3wuredir.cab), if you
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also configure Internet Explorer Proxy AND the System Proxy to point to this proxy, everything will work fine with no modifications.
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Windows XP: You need to install this proxy certificate, configure Internet Explorer Proxy AND the System Proxy to point to this proxy
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and then configure the WSUS Server location as https://fe2.update.microsoft.com/v6 and the status server location as http://statsfe2.update.microsoft.com
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The website won't work.
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Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows POSReady 2009 and all the Windows NT 5 operating systems are supported. Please check out the wiki\
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