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GNU Httptunnel

Creates a bidirectional virtual data path tunnelled in HTTP requests. These requests can also be sent by an HTTP proxy, which is useful for users behind firewalls.

If Web access is allowed through a proxy, it's possible to use httptunnel and telnet or PPP to connect to a computer outside the firewall.

Last updated 16 Jul, 2002


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Leadership
  • lars@nocrew.org - Maintainer
  • Philip Craig - Contributor
  • Albert Chin-A-Young - Contributor
  • Andrew Gray - Contributor
  • Andrew Mobbs - Contributor
  • Barak Pearlmutter - Contributor
  • Chris Lesiak - Contributor
  • Christian Brideau - Contributor
  • Jeffrey S. Laing - Contributor
  • John Bley - Contributor
  • Krishna Swaroop - Contributor
  • Larry Gensch - Contributor
  • Ludovic Rousseau - Contributor
  • Magnus Lundstum - Contributor
  • Shimayoshi Takao - Contributor
  • Stefan Berndtsson - Contributor
  • Teemu Hukkanen - Contributor
  • Tomes Berndtsson - Contributor
Subprograms

htc, hts

Versions

3.3

3.3 stable released 2001-02-25

  • Released: 25 Feb, 2001
  • Code Maturity: Stable
  • Source Archive: ftp://ftp.nocrew.org/pub/nocrew/unix/httptunnel-3.3.tar.gz
  • Licenses: GPLv2
  • Interfaces: Command Line

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