Socks Tunneling?
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Is it possible to create any kind of script page that would serve as a tunneling application on a server? ASP/PHP or a .NET Webservice? Then use a windows application to perform the tunneling, etc...just like http-tunnel and hopster.
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Is it possible to create any kind of script page that would serve as a tunneling application on a server? ASP/PHP or a .NET Webservice? Then use a windows application to perform the tunneling, etc...just like http-tunnel and hopster.
Are you looking to be able to manage tunnels through a web app?
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Are you looking to be able to manage tunnels through a web app?
Yeah...is it possible? If not a regular page, maybe a .NET Web Service...I believe it should be possible: the Web Service should retrieve the given page (in the case of HTTP) and send them back to the client's Windows Form application... I need to know how to make it work and if I could use it in tunneling SOCKS
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Yeah...is it possible? If not a regular page, maybe a .NET Web Service...I believe it should be possible: the Web Service should retrieve the given page (in the case of HTTP) and send them back to the client's Windows Form application... I need to know how to make it work and if I could use it in tunneling SOCKS
You could write a tunnel which uses an XML configuration file. Then have it change it's settings whenver the file is updated. Then create a web application to edit the configuration file. The Configuration Application Block from Microsoft would work well for this. If you want reporting from the tunnel, have it log to a file. I like XML logs. log4net can do whatever kind of log you want. Then you can create a web app to read, format and display the log file. I'm personally working on a TCP proxy that will search and replace content in the stream. I've got the filters working fine, working with producer / consumer threads, but I can't get the proxy acting likce a TCP server and client working. Anything like what you're working on?
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You could write a tunnel which uses an XML configuration file. Then have it change it's settings whenver the file is updated. Then create a web application to edit the configuration file. The Configuration Application Block from Microsoft would work well for this. If you want reporting from the tunnel, have it log to a file. I like XML logs. log4net can do whatever kind of log you want. Then you can create a web app to read, format and display the log file. I'm personally working on a TCP proxy that will search and replace content in the stream. I've got the filters working fine, working with producer / consumer threads, but I can't get the proxy acting likce a TCP server and client working. Anything like what you're working on?
Yeah you could say we're stuck in the same field. Although, I wasn't even able to filter the stream (this is my first proxy project). Can u mail me ur work so far? I need to know how to exchange messages with the stream. I found a very nice class that wraps all the proxying u need (HTTP, SOCKS and even FTP transfers). Just instantiate and call methods! I'm still in the early stages of testing it and it looks promising, however I need to go a little deeper in asynchronous programming (I still suck big time at that). If you're interested let me know.