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O.P. How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
I want FireFox to use it (not the whole machine)

obviously i'll use the proxy thing in firefox to connect to it.

but how do i set it up on my PC at home for the process to be do-able :p?

PS: To connect I want it to be password protected somehow :p?

PPPPPSS: If it's easier to do computer wide then how do I do that :p

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RE: How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
phpProxy?
Or Tor?
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RE: How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
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I want FireFox to use it (not the whole machine)

obviously i'll use the proxy thing in firefox to connect to it.

but how do i set it up on my PC at home for the process to be do-able :p?

PS: To connect I want it to be password protected somehow :p?

PPPPPSS: If it's easier to do computer wide then how do I do that :p
Use SSH tunneling.

Setup a SSH server at your computer at home, use PuTTy at your school to connect through it and then set the proxy up in Firefox.

http://www.buzzsurf.com/surfatwork/
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RE: How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
SSH tunneling is effective, but can be slow. It also doesn't help if you are unable to run foreign executable on a system like a school system.
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O.P. RE: How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
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It also doesn't help if you are unable to run foreign executable on a system like a school system.
Don't need it for anything like that :p
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Or Tor?
Used it before, may use again :p
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Use SSH tunneling.

Setup a SSH server at your computer at home, use PuTTy at your school to connect through it and then set the proxy up in Firefox.

http://www.buzzsurf.com/surfatwork/
Aight will consider that too, thanks g :p
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RE: How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
Would this work, if the school requires you to use a proxy to connect to internet...

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O.P. RE: How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
My school is not blocking anything I need access too :p.

This is for other things :p
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RE: How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
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Would this work, if the school requires you to use a proxy to connect to internet...
yes
we do it
as far as they can tell it's just https traffic


just make sure ssh is running on 443
(we run ours on 443 cos we need to bypass an isa server blocking the ssl layer on anything but 443)
add me on msn and i'll help you set it up talk you through anything, the putty setup with proxy support isn't on the net but it's pretty easy ajlangford{at}hotmail{dot}com
http://www.itefix.no/i2/node/27
is the easiest way to set up ssh on windows

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RE: How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
Hahah, I already have you on msn jarrod ;)

thanks
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RE: How do I make my home machine offer proxy for my machine at school.
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My school is not blocking anything I need access too :p.

This is for other things :p
Now is our son Sam doing naughty things? :P
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