Bob Miller wrote:
> Alan wrote:
>
> > Recent versions of sshd can act as a socks proxy.
> > Since you've got cygwin already installed on the windows box, just run the
> > sshd daemon, and use ssh -D 1080 windows.machine.vpn on your unix machine
> > to forward things out of the vpn.
>
> That look
> Alan wrote:
>
>> Strange.
>> Which version of Firefox are you running?
>
> The Ubuntu Edgy binary. 2.0.0.3.
>
Ok, then I think there is definitely something wrong on the ssh side, not
the firefox side.
I'm using Edgy.
firefox -v shows "Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.3"
When I set the Socks Host to be 1
Alan wrote:
> Strange.
> Which version of Firefox are you running?
The Ubuntu Edgy binary. 2.0.0.3.
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> Alan wrote:
>
>> Firefox 2.0.0.3/Ubuntu has it in Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced ->
>> Network -> Settings -> Socks Host.
>
> Yes, that's correct. But strace doesn't show firefox doing any actual
> network activity if that's selected, nor if an autoproxy configuration
> returns SOCKS.
>
Stran
Alan wrote:
> Firefox 2.0.0.3/Ubuntu has it in Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced ->
> Network -> Settings -> Socks Host.
Yes, that's correct. But strace doesn't show firefox doing any actual
network activity if that's selected, nor if an autoproxy configuration
returns SOCKS.
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> Alan wrote:
>
>> Recent versions of sshd can act as a socks proxy.
>> Since you've got cygwin already installed on the windows box, just run
>> the
>> sshd daemon, and use ssh -D 1080 windows.machine.vpn on your unix
>> machine
>> to forward things out of the vpn.
>
> That looks like an excellent
Alan wrote:
> Recent versions of sshd can act as a socks proxy.
> Since you've got cygwin already installed on the windows box, just run the
> sshd daemon, and use ssh -D 1080 windows.machine.vpn on your unix machine
> to forward things out of the vpn.
That looks like an excellent solution, but I
> I am looking for a HTTP proxy server for Windows.
> I'm looking for something that's
> (a) shockingly easy to install and configure,
> (b) capable of processing multiple requests asynchronously.
>
Recent versions of sshd can act as a socks proxy.
Since you've got cygwin already installed on
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael Miller
> Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 3:20 PM
> To: Eugene Unix and Gnu/Linux User Group
> Subject: Re: [Eug-lug] Simple HTTP proxy for Windows?
>
> That depends on which version of Apache ships with cygwin
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> Subject: Re: [Eug-lug] Simple HTTP proxy for Windows?
>
> That depends on which version of Apache ships with cygwin.
>
> You might take a look at http://www.roxen.com/products/webserver/ .
>
> I believe like Apache Roxen can also act as a proxy.
>
That depends on which version of Apache ships with cygwin.
You might take a look at http://www.roxen.com/products/webserver/ .
I believe like Apache Roxen can also act as a proxy.
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Ben Barrett wrote:
> Does cygwin violate part (a) for you?
I'v
Ben Barrett wrote:
> Does cygwin violate part (a) for you?
I've already installed cygwin. Does it have an HTTP proxy?
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Does cygwin violate part (a) for you?
ben
On 4/30/07, Bob Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am looking for a HTTP proxy server for Windows.
I'm looking for something that's
(a) shockingly easy to install and configure,
(b) capable of processing multiple requests asynchronously.
I'm not
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