Re: HTTP ueber ssh mittels Proxy tunneln
On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 08:57:00PM +0200, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> Und schliesslich: Wie kriege ich am anderen ssh-Ende den HTTP-Request
> raus und dann tatsaechlich ins Netz geschickt. Wieder nen Proxy?
Schau' Dir mal bei ssh die Option -D an. Die koennte Dir helfen. Den Tip
fand ich vor einger Zeit und habe ihn mir gemerkt:
You can also create a dynamic port using the -D option. This allows you to encrypt
any kind of traffic through a single port. In effect, the SSH server acts as a
SOCKS proxy.
The best application of this (one that I use every day) is to get around my
company's Internet traffic monitoring. I open an SSH session to my server at home,
with the option "-D 1818". I have Firefox configured to use a SOCKS5 proxy at
localhost:1818.
So whenever I am using Firefox, I am forwarding all traffic through an encrypted
channel to my home machine, and none of it is visible to the Internet usage
monitoring software that my company uses.
[http://tips.linux.com/comments.pl?sid=36101&cid=86518]
Allerdings habe ich nie probiert, ob's auch so funktioniert. Sollte ich
vielleicht jetzt mal tun...
--jc
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