an_set_proxy_url(3) - Linux man page

Name

an_set_proxy_url - set the location and type of the proxy server

Synopsis

#include <antinat.h>

int an_set_proxy_url(ANCONN s, const char * proxy_url);

Description

The an_set_proxy_url(3) function is used to specify the proxy server to use and the type of that proxy server. This is a simplified interface; for full control over the proxy specification, use the an_set_proxy(3) function.

Proxy URLs are formed as follows: a proxy type, which can be one of: socks4, socks5, or https; followed by the '://' string (without quotes.) Following that is the fully qualified hostname, and optionally, a colon (':') and port number. If not specified, the default port number is 1080. The default values used when a socket is created are determined by the AN_PROXY environment variable.

s is a socket previously created with an_new_connection(3).

url is a NULL-terminated character array specifying the proxy url, described above. An example of this url could be socks4://socks.mycompany.com:10080.

Return Value

This call returns AN_ERROR_SUCCESS to indicate successful completion.

Errors

AN_ERROR_INVALIDARG: The socket handle is invalid, or the url is invalid.
AN_ERROR_NOMEM: There was not enough memory remaining to allocate space to store the proxy hostname.
AN_ERROR_NOTSUPPORTED: An attempt was made to specify a proxy server type not supported by this library. Note that this function cannot be used to establish direct connections; use the an_unset_proxy(3) function instead.

Author

Malcolm Smith <malxau@users.sourceforge.net>