I will test with a few more users but so far so good. usr/sbin/networksetup -setautoproxystate “$i” on usr/sbin/networksetup -setautoproxyurl $i $autoProxyURLĮcho “set auto proxy for $i to $autoProxyURL” usr/sbin/networksetup -detectnewhardwareįor i in $(networksetup -listallnetworkservices | tail +2) I just tested it and it definitely applied the pac file to all interfaces. i removed a few sections that i just simply couldnt get to run correctly. Had to chop and change it a bit but i got there in the end…. Ok so i managed to get your script working. Is is possible to do it just for Chrome Firefox for example doesnt require changing global proxy settings. Obviously we can list locations but I haven’t managed to find a way to make changes to those that aren’t currently active. How can I change proxy settings for Google Chrome without changing the proxy settings for entire operating system I know that I can go to Network in System preferences, but that changes proxy settings globally.
#How to change proxy settings mac update#
While I could delete those locations I’d prefer to simply update them remotely behind the scenes. One question, have you managed to loop this through all network locations without first switching the active location to the one you want to modify? Meaning, I have remote users with laptops who may have 2 or more locations as a result of our prior proxy woes. usr/sbin/networksetup -setsocksfirewallproxystate “$i” offĮcho “Turned off socks firewall proxy state for $i” usr/sbin/networksetup -setgopherproxystate “$i” offĮcho “Turned off gopher proxy state for $i”
usr/sbin/networksetup -setstreamingproxystate “$i” offĮcho “Turned off streaming proxy state for $i” usr/sbin/networksetup -setsecurewebproxy “$i” offĮcho “Turned off secure web proxy state for $i”
usr/sbin/networksetup -setwebproxystate “$i” off usr/sbin/networksetup -setftpproxystate “$i” off # Disable specific proxy settings for for all other settings Others might find this useful to add to the script for themselves. For this, click on the Start menu and search for gpedit.msc and select the first app from. Step 1: Open Local Group Policy Editor on your computer.
#How to change proxy settings mac mac#
I’ve added the following for my own needs to turn off any previously set explicitly defined proxies now that we are using a PAC file that works (previous version my company uses wasn’t working with the Mac uses). Disable users from changing proxy settings. Networksetup -listallnetworkservices | grep “$” no need to set the pac file”Įxcellent script. Doesn’t work for me and looks very confusing.
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