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April 25th, 1999, 01:07 AM
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HTTP Proxy
I am writing a client server application. I would like the client and server to be able to communicate over a firewall. To ensure compatibility with all firewalls, I would like the following:
- The server is running on port 80 of a remote machine
- The client should be able to connect to the server via the http port on the proxy.
I believe that http goes over a TCP connection, so theoretically I should be able to fool the proxy into thinking that my client server connection is a normal http link.
My question is what commands (protocol) do I use to access the proxy. For example do I simply make a connection to my proxy using 127.0.0.1:80 Specifically:
- How do I tell the proxy the address (and port) of the remote machine?
- Will it allow me to establish a TCP link to the machine or will the link be via the proxy?
Thanks!!!
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