Re: Http tunnel via a http proxy to another http proxy server

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Heng Su wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>    Sorry, I misunderstood the parameters of the httptunnel, for referenced
> : actually I can use the http proxy to create a tunnel to my own tunnel
> server. The parameter -P can do this.
> Oh, Frank, Thank you.
>    As security purpose and our company too big, they rejected our request
> to open the port or protocol. So I should try the http tunnel firstly from
> the httptunnel manual should be worked. If still can not I think I will
> use a usb broadband and change the route tables to bridge internet and our
> intranet.
>
> On 28 June 2013 00:51, Frank Cox <theatre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 28 Jun 2013 00:45:20 +0800
>> Heng Su wrote:
>>
>> >    So is that possible to create a http tunnel via the http proxy of
>> my
>> > company and aim to my own server outside?
>> >    Or there is any other good idea?
>>
>> The best idea would be to talk to the system administration department
>> at your company and get them to set something up for you to meet your
needs.
>>
>> Trying to do an end-run around their security setup will probably not be
>> well received.

First, Heng Su, please stop top posting.

Second, I don't suppose we'll see you post here much longer, if you do
that - since they *will* find this, I'd expect that your being fired is
coming really soon....

         mark


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