On 22.8.2010 г. 23:42 ч., Gerhard Venter wrote:
80 is just a port number like any other. So if the server you need to connect to isn't a web server (fat chance I guess), you could run an ssh daemon on port 80. That would be very easy, and meet all your requirements but you can't do it if the server is already running something on port 80
you need CONNECT. i'm using 443 in the example 'cause it is the most common for CONNECT method (and actually https with it's default port are the only reason to allow CONNECT).
about the fat chances, this is from squid.conf: --- acl SSL_ports port 443 # https acl SSL_ports port 563 # snews acl SSL_ports port 873 # rsync http_access deny CONNECT !SSL_ports --- so there is a FAT chance that you will NOT have CONNECT to port 80. edi.