tree: df42c8926062e7c5b511a2295708bf6460fd1eb2 [path history] [tgz]
  1. dbus/
  2. dbus_bindings/
  3. init/
  4. net/
  5. proto/
  6. seccomp/
  7. BUILD.gn
  8. connect_headers_parser_fuzzer.cc
  9. curl_socket.cc
  10. curl_socket.h
  11. http_util.cc
  12. http_util.h
  13. http_util_test.cc
  14. kerberos_client.cc
  15. kerberos_client.h
  16. kerberos_client_test.cc
  17. OWNERS
  18. protobuf_util.cc
  19. protobuf_util.h
  20. proxy_connect_job.cc
  21. proxy_connect_job.h
  22. proxy_connect_job_test.cc
  23. README.md
  24. sandboxed_worker.cc
  25. sandboxed_worker.h
  26. server_proxy.cc
  27. server_proxy.h
  28. server_proxy_test.cc
  29. system_proxy.cc
  30. system_proxy_adaptor.cc
  31. system_proxy_adaptor.h
  32. system_proxy_adaptor_test.cc
  33. system_proxy_daemon.cc
  34. system_proxy_daemon.h
  35. system_proxy_worker.cc
  36. test_http_server.cc
  37. test_http_server.h
  38. worker_config_fuzzer.cc
system-proxy/README.md

System-proxy

Warning: This document is old & has moved. Please update any links:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/platform2/+/HEAD/system-proxy/README.md

This directory contains the System-proxy service which runs as a HTTP proxy on Chrome OS and acts as a proxy authenticator at the OS level. Proxy aware system services and ARC++ apps can connect to System-proxy which will perform the authentication challenge to the remote proxy server and the connection setup on behalf of the client.