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[NMLUG] simple proxy
Tim Emerick wrote:
> Aaron, Have you thought about running a simple socks proxy?
> http://packages.debian.org/stable/net/socks4-server (debian only had a
> socks4 server) I've used socks proxies in the past to get past
> corporate firewalls. Most browsers, etc, support socks proxies...
> I set up a proxy server on my home machine to listen on
> port 443 (which went right through my firewall) and proxy everything
> through my home server...
Sounds similar to my situation.
In fact, it might do everything I could want.
One difference for me is that I only want to allow only ssh (22)
to my proxy server.
So, I'll use ssh to establish a tunnel to the socks4 proxy server.
Then point the browser proxy and rftp to that tunnel port on localhost.
Now I have secure, authenticated proxy service, no?
ftp is nice, but not required....
I'm guessing that I might be able to configure debian apt-get
to run through that rftp?
Is there a way to specify rftp (passive) in sources.list as
opposed to straight FTP?
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