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Is there a way, from within a Cocoa application to change the system network settings (specifically, the proxy settings). I've found that there is a file called preferences.plist in /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration that has the settings I want, but I can't figure out how to get the system to process changes to this file without rebooting.
Can this be done programmatically, or at least by launching some command? (This solution would probably be 10.5.x only, I'm assuming)
Since I can change these settings in System Preferences immediately, there must be some way, it just eludes me ....
Thanks!
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To set up a proxy server using a setup scriptSelect the Start button, then select Settings > Network & internet > Proxy. If you or your organization uses a setup script, next to Use setup script, select Set up. In the Edit setup script dialog box, turn on Use setup script, enter the script address, then select Save.
You want the SystemConfiguration framework, specifically the Proxies Dictionary (see here for more details).
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