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Originally posted by ShawnZ
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Originally posted by Jarrod
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Originally posted by ShawnZ
you mean connect to a proxy through another proxy? sure you can...
even then the traffic still goes through the outbound proxy with the web filter on it
so you're saying the web filter that you're trying to avoid is capable of looking into proxies, but not ssh tunnels?
exactly
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Originally posted by wj
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Originally posted by ShawnZ
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Originally posted by Jarrod
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Originally posted by ShawnZ
you mean connect to a proxy through another proxy? sure you can...
even then the traffic still goes through the outbound proxy with the web filter on it
so you're saying the web filter that you're trying to avoid is capable of looking into proxies, but not ssh tunnels?
SSH Tunnels are encrypted, While the proxy can probably see the tunnel, it cant tell what is in it.
Have you tried DNS Tunneling? http://www.daemon.be/maarten/dnstunnel.html It might suffice better then what you are trying to do.
possibally
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Originally posted by TheSteve
Could OpenVPN be a possible option?
It appears to support NTLM HTTP proxies.
ok i know open vpn would work,
but i have ssh running already and it works and it goes through the http tunnel fine and it is a great solution,
i'm just trying to find a way to launch custom sessions, so if i could write putty session files i would use that,
the problem is that the command line interface which i have in a batch file (so i can change it) does not allow me to define the settings i am able to in the gui.
so i was wondering if there was a client that would allow me to do this,
alternatively i just need a way to create putty sessions without putty like in my other thread, but i can't seem to solve this line break problem.
also if i finish that python app, i will compile it and bundle it with putty and compile them in to one exe, using py2exe then using qbc(quick batch compiler)