Re: [Shorewall-users] Configuration for a HTTP to HTTPS tunnel.

From: Bill Shirley - 2018-01-15 02:11:00 > I use a REDIRECT to ensure all DNS traffic goes to my server which is > running Shorewall and named. > ... > BTW, http and https are using both TCP and UDP these days. You might > try (replace zone? with your zone): > ?COMMENT stunnel >

Re: [Shorewall-users] Configuration for a HTTP to HTTPS tunnel.

I use a REDIRECT to ensure all DNS traffic goes to my server which is running Shorewall and named. rules: ?COMMENT domain REDIRECT    lan4,wifi    domain        tcp,udp domain        # no 'self serve' allowed This creates these iptables -t nat entries (it also creates the ACCEPT entries):     6 

[Shorewall-users] Configuration for a HTTP to HTTPS tunnel.

Hello, I'm interested to configure stunnel and shorewall to allow a local non-TLS Web browser to receive pages from a remote server providing only HTTPS. My intention is for the non-TLS browser to address http://www.stunnel.org:954/ and receive the page from https://www.stunnel.org:443/ .