Re: http - telnet
Oz Dror wrote: The problem with httptunnel is that at work I have windows 95 computer and I am not alowed to install any software on it. In fact each night any installed software is erased. Do I have two problem 1. I do not know of htc for windows 95 2. I am not sure that I can get away by installing any software on the cmupter at work, unless I can have it on a floppy disk In that case, just put telnet on port 80 (edit inetd.conf), and use the Windows telnet client (*spit*). If you can't run telnet from work (i.e. they use profiles), use Word and create a macro which says: shell c:\windows\telnet.exe That will get past the program restrictions. I can't think of anything else; sorry. -- Kris | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: http - telnet
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- On Sat, 28 Aug 1999, Oz Dror wrote: have DSL at home, at work I have an internet access through proxy but only http access is alowed. telnet, ftp and irc are blocked. is there a way to access my home computer using http session simulating telnet session. is there a free version of http server that I could install on my computer that would emulate telnet session for incoming http calls. Could you just run a telnet daemon (or a ssh daemon) on port 80? For example, in.telnetd -debug 80 should start the telnet daemon on port 80 if possible. sshd -p 80 would do it for ssh. You'll probably need to be root for these to work. - -- finger for PGP public key. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: 2.6.3ia Charset: noconv iQCVAwUBN8gyrL7M/9WKZLW5AQEcCwP9FAMCeLWvzwAhgDJpEv8JwSh2UTTfWX8S lSGBN7pt1M55Uw2Poym2Yk09OY87dAJLQBWfTAH9TX0oHNFe/vPcoZ1rGXo9FqYK tRandDYhlMBH9JHjHuAxWODt5ypQHmF2PXnKvcw9s/x9oXqCOXv0OeI7WAQo/Rjc G+at6J+Qu1M= =f1Hg -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: http - telnet
Your proxy probably just filters based on the destination port number, without even looknig at the network traffic. You might want to just run a telnet (or ssh) daemon on port 80 of your home machine, that should do the trick. Just connect to your machine on port 80 (normally used by HTTP) instead of trying the usual Telnet port of 23. On Sat, 28 Aug 1999, Oz Dror wrote: have DSL at home, at work I have an internet access through proxy but only http access is alowed. telnet, ftp and irc are blocked. is there a way to access my home computer using http session simulating telnet session. is there a free version of http server that I could install on my computer that would emulate telnet session for incoming http calls. -Thanks Oz Dror -- NAME Oz Dror, Los Angeles, California EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] Linux since 8/15/94 PHONE Fax (310) 474-3126 -- Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] /dev/null
Re: http - telnet
Oz Dror wrote: have DSL at home, at work I have an internet access through proxy but only http access is alowed. telnet, ftp and irc are blocked. is there a way to access my home computer using http session simulating telnet session. is there a free version of http server that I could install on my computer that would emulate telnet session for incoming http calls. I believe what you're after is httptunnel. In unstable, I think. (no, I've never had a need to use it, so I don't know anything else about it; sorry). -- Kris | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: http - telnet
The problem with httptunnel is that at work I have windows 95 computer and I am not alowed to install any software on it. In fact each night any installed software is erased. Do I have two problem 1. I do not know of htc for windows 95 2. I am not sure that I can get away by installing any software on the cmupter at work, unless I can have it on a floppy disk -Oz Oz Dror wrote: have DSL at home, at work I have an internet access through proxy but only http access is alowed. telnet, ftp and irc are blocked. is there a way to access my home computer using http session simulating telnet session. is there a free version of http server that I could install on my computer that would emulate telnet session for incoming http calls. I believe what you're after is httptunnel. In unstable, I think. (no, I've never had a need to use it, so I don't know anything else about it; sorry). -- Kris | [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- NAME Oz Dror, Los Angeles, California EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] Linux since 8/15/94 PHONE Fax (310) 474-3126
