There is another way, you can setup a local socks proxy
and then use a program called SocksCap to encapsulate
any traffic to and from any given application (such as putty)
and direct it though a socks proxy. Connect your
socks proxy to http proxy and away you go. Works a treat
for me.
G.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Shirley [mailto:diamond at skynet.ie]
Sent: 27 July 2002 15:06
To: Irish Linux Users Group
Subject: [ILUG] putty + proxy goodness
Mornin' all,
I'm running one of the development snapshots of putty, and i just
noticed a very handy new feature: builtin proxy support. This means that
people like me can connect to external hosts using ssh via a http proxy.
Nitfy.
Steve
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