Le Thursday 10 November 2011 23:15:35 Bob Proulx, vous avez écrit : > I often have a situation that I would like to improve. I need to > access web servers that exist on a private subnet. I can log in using > ssh. I can of course use lynx, w3m and similar for text mode > browsing. But sometimes those text mode browsers are not suitable to > the needed tasks. I don't wish to forward X directly nor with vnc > either since either of those would be very slow. > > I used to use the FilterProxy (http://filterproxy.sourceforge.net/) > for this purpose. I would run it on the remote machine, forward the > ports between the remote and local systems, and set my browser's proxy > server to it. Using Firefox plugins such as MM3 ProxySwitch it was > very easy to switch between http views of the world. But the > FilterProxy project is in much need of love and attention in order to > be useful on a modern perl system. I would like to avoid the work > needed to make it run on a current system. > > I am sure this must be a common need and already solved many times > over. Can someone recommend a simple HTTP proxy program that I could > run on the remote ssh logged into system that I could then use to > provide my local browser access to the web on the remote private > network? > > Thanks, > Bob Hi, What I have used : If you just want a proxy : tinyproxy If you want some filters : privoxy
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