asemi, I was wondering if thehomerow had an ssh web proxy enabled?
Also, do any of you know who might own a server and allow friendly ttf users to utilize their web proxy?
I know I can go search the web for them, but it would be nice for the servers and proxies to be owned by people I know.
thanks!
Also, do any of you know who might own a server and allow friendly ttf users to utilize their web proxy?
I know I can go search the web for them, but it would be nice for the servers and proxies to be owned by people I know.
thanks!
i have a server
what do i need to do
what do i need to do
@dp: are you just wanting to tunnel traffic through ssh? if that's the case, lucas you just need the ssh daemon running and it's all on dp's configs within putty or the appropriate app
I have sshd running. not sure if that means you can tunnel traffic. I only have about 768 Kbps upload, so tread lightly :).
I can do the tunnel fine, but I'm having issues connecting it to a web proxy.
I am tunneling through home right now!!
yeah i use squid on a shell server i compiled it locally and ran it on a high numbered port on localhost... then ssh tunneled it to a localhost port on my machines... so even when wireless all my web traffic is encrypted... additionally i tunnel to canada.
I've been tunneling my personal traffic from work through home (Firefox + PuTTY), and just found an awesome tip to tunnel DNS requests.
I just run my SSH server on port 443 and use proxytunnel, it is very simple.
In putty Proxy command:
proxytunnel.exe -q -p 192.168.1.6:8080 -d %host:%port -P user:pass
You could also run SSH on port 22, and redirect traffic from port 443 to 22 ... Or use Apache proxy so you can still run a https webserver ...
In putty Proxy command:
proxytunnel.exe -q -p 192.168.1.6:8080 -d %host:%port -P user:pass
You could also run SSH on port 22, and redirect traffic from port 443 to 22 ... Or use Apache proxy so you can still run a https webserver ...
ah good stuff carpetsmoker, asemi!