// The browser invokes this function each time it needs
// to determin the use of a Proxy server for a certain URL
// The command DIRECT instructs the browser to establish a direct
// connection bypassing the Proxy.
function FindProxyForURL ( url, host )
{
	//
	// 1.) Check for URLs that should not be accessed
	//	 through the Proxy (exceptions)
	//
	// NOTE: This list can be extended arbitrarily.
	// Please see the comments "your_url" and "your_ip_address" below.
	// 
	// The "*" in the expression represents an arbitrary text string
	// before or after the expression.
	//


//		
//		Reserved URLs. Please modify to your needs and remove comments ("//")
//		at the beginning of the line
//if (
//		shExpMatch(url, "*your_url 1*")				||
//		shExpMatch(url, "*your_url 2*")				||
//		shExpMatch(url, "*your_ip_address 1*")			||
//		shExpMatch(url, "*your_ip_address 2*")	
//		return "DIRECT";
	
	//
	// 2.) Check for HTTP, HTTPS and FTP. This kind of traffic
	// 	is directed to the Proxy at port 9202
	//

	if ((url.substring(0, 5) == "http:") ||
		(url.substring(0, 4) == "ftp:")  ||
		(url.substring(0, 6) == "https:"))
	{
		return "PROXY 127.0.0.1:9202";
	}
	else
	//
	// 3.) Check for SOCKS. This kind of traffic
	// 	is directed to the Proxy at port 9203
	//
	if (url.substring(0, 6) == "socks:")
			return "SOCKS 127.0.0.1:9203";

	//
	// 4.) Use a direct connection for anything else.
	//
	return "DIRECT";
}