Hi,
I have been trying to get my updates on a network that runs a proxy. I have been able to get it working in both Ubuntu and OpenSuse in under 10 minutes, but in Fedora (12) whatever I have tried has not worked.
Alright, so basically what I need is for the terminal to use a SOCKS (version 4) proxy.
I got a great answer for my previous question about connecting from Machine A to Machine C via Socks proxy located on Machine B.
Say Machine B Ip is 218.62.97.105 and it is listening on port 1080
The command for that:
ssh -o ProxyCommand='socat - socks:218.62.97.105:HOST_C:21,socksport=1080'
I wonder if it is possible to make a chain from the socks proxies.
Consider scenario: Machine A ->
Hi all,I'm trying to channel all my traffic through tor but KDE doesn't seem to recognize my proxy settings. To set up the proxy, I went to System Settings -> Network Settings -> Proxy -> Use manually specified proxy configuration and set the value of SOCKS proxy to socks://localhost, PORT to 9050.
I set socks5 proxy system> preferences> network middleman to connect through wifi to a router with Firewall may have to unlock something? ping is normal, but if you want to connect to the site by the browser it shows the error:
Code:
Unable to connect to the proxy server.
A proxy server is a server that acts as an intermediary between your computer and other servers.
Duplicate : Using proxy, using curl, working on localhost but not on server but unanswered and I've already tried what it says, no use.
I tried connecting to my dedicated server through SSH and tried using socks/http proxies both, but both of them return error 7.
I'm currently using SSH as a SOCKS proxy and have multiple users connecting to it like this:
PC WEB BROWSER --> SSH SERVER (SOCKS) --> Internet
but I want to do this:
PC WEB BROWSER --> SSH SERVER (SOCKS) --> SSH SERVER 2 --> Internet
So how do I proxy web traffic from an existing SSH SOCKS server to another one?
I have a WoW server hosted on a Linux server. The problem is that I get a lot of DDOS attacks and I want to figure out a way of protecting my server.
So... Let's say that my server address is 111.111.111.1111:1234.
I have a list of SOCKS proxy servers from this site.
I've read about creating a dynamic tunnels with ssh -D and to be honest i've tried that already.