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[solved] http tunneling - venam - 15-02-2013
Hello **nixer,
Here comes my most n00bist post.
At school every port, other then 80, are blocked. This is my only way to access the irc, which I would love to.
I don't really know how to set this up correctly.
I read a little on the Archwiki about it but it says to set something up on a proxy, which I don't have. I have a FreeBSD shell on shell.cjb.net if this can help.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Tunneling_SSH_through_HTTP_proxies_using_HTTP_Connect
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HTTP_Tunneling
It might sound retard to ask for help and it's not really my style to ask others for help before digging through the internet.
However, today I feel a little lazy.
EDIT: I got over it...
RE: http tunneling - D9u - 15-02-2013
Even though you disrespect me, more often than not, I suggest that you access the Unix Hub IRC channel via the link at the top of the page.
Even a moron such as myself can figure it out. :)
RE: http tunneling - venam - 15-02-2013
I already tried that, I'm not that retard. The link opens on port 9090.
I'm sorry if I disrepected you in any way.
RE: http tunneling - TheHotBot - 15-02-2013
Something like this:
Code:
ssh -D 8080 venam@yourawesomeserver.comOr atleast i think, just play around with it :P
Not that hard :)
RE: http tunneling - D9u - 16-02-2013
My apologies to you venam.
I could make up a lame excuse for my boorish reply, but I blame myself for having a bad attitude which has no place within this forum.
I have a lot of respect for you, and my pissy retort was uncalled for.
Sorry for not being more helpful, but I've been building my OS from the ground up, and had some problems which illuminated my own failings.
E kala mai au.
RE: http tunneling - venam - 16-02-2013
(15-02-2013, 07:46 PM)TheHotBot Wrote: Something like this:
Code:ssh -D 8080 venam@yourawesomeserver.com
Or atleast i think, just play around with it :P
Not that hard :)
That does just dynamically assign my port local port 8080 to the port 22 (default) of my shell.
However the only port that is not filtered at university is port 80.
I may need an http proxy that tunnels my connection to a shell or just to put ssh on port 80 on the server but I don't have the rights to touch the priviledge ports.
RE: http tunneling - D9u - 16-02-2013
Privilege escalation?
RE: http tunneling - Jayro - 18-02-2013
(15-02-2013, 05:28 PM)venam Wrote: I already tried that, I'm not that retard. The link opens on port 9090.
I'm sorry if I disrepected you in any way.
Web chat is now working again, It's supposed to use port 9090.
RE: http tunneling - Dritz - 22-02-2013
(16-02-2013, 03:23 AM)NeoTerra Wrote: It's okay D9u, although we jest, we all love you on the inside! :)Speak for yourself, I'm not lovin him on the inside!
That's just... well, I'm not into that.
RE: http tunneling - D9u - 23-02-2013
Did venam ever find a fix for his issue? (sorry, I'm useless)
RE: http tunneling - venam - 24-02-2013
Nope, the only fix is to buy a vps and use it for tunneling on port 80.
RE: http tunneling - D9u - 28-02-2013
Cheap VPS plans, starting at $3.95 per month.
Or, contact your school IT people and ask them to open port 443?
I don't see why they wouldn't want to allow end-to-end encryption unless they're scrutinizing everyone's traffic.
RE: http tunneling - venam - 01-03-2013
(28-02-2013, 07:50 PM)D9u Wrote: Cheap VPS plans, starting at $3.95 per month.Indeed they are stripping everyone ssl connection, scrutinizing the trafic.
Or, contact your school IT people and ask them to open port 443?
I don't see why they wouldn't want to allow end-to-end encryption unless they're scrutinizing everyone's traffic.