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Running multiple virtual hosts behind stunnel
I am currently running a setup designed to let me ssh into my server through firewalls, using stunnel and port 443, while also running a webserver from that same machine. This is demonstrated in the ...
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Create a HTTPS Tunnel to avoid network hard limitations
Here is my problem :
At work, if I don't want to use my phone for everything I use the provided connection to the internet, that goes through a network that has strict restrictions : basically all ...
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Git: Is it possible to PUSH via HTTPS while the Port 22 outbound is blocked?
In our development environment, outgoing Port 22 are blocked. And I assume the git push .. command sends the files via SSH/22.
We're using BitBucket. Is it possible to git push using HTTPS protocol ...
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SSH reverse tunnel proxy can't open https traffic
I'm using two RaspberryPi, one of them is natted, and i've estabilished a reverse tunelling in order to reach the natted raspberry. This is the scheme
A <----> B (nattedd)
This is the code in B:
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Trying to make an https call through an ssh tunnel (to bypass a firewall)
I have a bastion server which has access to another server which is otherwise unavailable to the outside world.
I am trying to make it so that I can make an https web call to hit an endpoint on the ...
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SSH tunnel to access third-party HTTPS pages?
Is it possible to access third-party HTTPS pages over an SSH tunnel?
I have to access third-party websites with tight security rules from home-office.
Due to the security rules, only access from my ...
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Why is SSH safer than HTTPS on direct connections to a Git Repository with Credentials
Well, consider that the credentials are stored in a non secure manner somewhere on the file-system (default options on Ubuntu). There are quite a few sites which tell you that using SSH is more secure ...
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NGINX SSH stream based on hostname
Is possible to configure a proxy for SSH based on the hostname?
Such as:
|-> host1.domainexample1.com
|-> host2.domainexample1....
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Cannot connect to reverse forwarded port 443 on AWS EC2 instance
I have a web server which is sat behind Carrier Grade NAT and therefore needs an external server to give me a stable IP address. To this end I have an AWS EC2 instance running SLES, and I have a ...
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What exactly is ssh SOCKS mode doing?
I'm confused about how ssh dynamic port forwarding operates with
https. Assuming 3 machines:
A runs a web browser
B runs sshd
C is a web server
On A, I "ssh -D 12345 user@B" and configure the ...
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Using HTTPS over HTTP for requests between servers in a subnet AWS?
Are there any reasons to use HTTPS instead of HTTP for requests between my servers running in a private subnet on AWS?
All requests going in/out of the subnet will done via HTTPS to prevent sniffing. ...
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SSH Wrapping with HTTPS Portable?
I was wondering if there was a way that I could wrap my ssh connection in https, even if my school supplies a certificate for https since they use smoothwall, and if I was able to do this on CENTOS, ...
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access websites with custom https port via socks proxy
I use a socks4 proxy in chrome (ssh tunnel via putty listens on localhost:60000) which works fine for all websites with the default http ports 80 and 443. What does NOT work is accessing websites over ...
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SSH through HTTPS without a proxy
Is it possible to ssh through HTTPS without a proxy, using normal tools, like ThinVNC does?
The network is closed from the outside world, only access to websites is allowed, and that's only through a ...
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how to disable TLS 1.0 and checking enabling SSl 3.0 in Firefox 27.0.1?
How to disable TLS 1.0 and checking enabling SSL 3.0 in Firefox 27.0.1 (new Version) ?
I suppose I can find it at the Encryption tab.
I followed below path Tools -> Options -> Advanced
but there ...
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Serve all content via HTTPS, regardless of web server settings
I've got a server running on port 80 on a Mac.
I'd like to also have the same content that's being served on port 80 available on port 443.
I'd like to know if there's a command line way or an easy ...
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Switch red5 https.port
Our Plesk parallels was installed at port 8443 and since installing red5, we haven't had use of it. I later found out that by default, when a server has ssl, red5 uses port 8443. Is there any way to ...
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SSH over local unix socket
I'm trying to make a tunneling application to use SSH over a HTTPS connection, with a custom client and server at each end, where the custom client opens a unix socket that can communicate with the ...
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How can I tunnel SSH through an HTTPS proxy?
I want to set up a SSH connection through a https proxy, using the full HTTPS / SSL stack (to disguise the SSH traffic).
This should be possible using the CONNECT command on HTTPS server.
What ...
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HTTPS hangs using SOCKS5 proxy over SSH tunnel
Using SecureCRT at work to connect via SSH to my home Mac using a SOCKS5 proxy (my company also has a corporate proxy). I am using Chrome and Firefox with this SOCKS proxy.
Regular browsing is quick, ...
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Is it possible to tunnel https traffic via ssh tunnel with standard ssh-programs?
Can I reroute the https traffic (of an svn repository) via ssh-tunnel.
The problem is that the the services that use https don't work if I just create one tunnel for listening with e.g.:
ssh -L ...
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Tunneling a random port ( 9700 ) through an HTTPS proxy
I would like to find a way to access port 9700, but my proxy only allows port 8080 and 443. Is there a way to tunnel through port 443 to access port 9700?
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Bypassing workplace HTTP proxy (using SSH, or other)
The workplace proxy (from here workproxy) is on port 8080; it requires NTLM authentication. I've been able to achieve this using NTLMAPS. I've tested NTLMAPS using all of my browsers, and the manual ...
