Is it possible to proxy ssh directly through JAP (i.e. not tunnel through http)? I looked through the archives and found a discussion from 2004 that said that it was not possible then, but that it might be allowed with the new paid service.
I am a subscriber (and the subscriber service is great, by the way), but can't figure out how to use the JAP proxy for ssh. I read up a little on ProxyCommand, but didn't see how to use it for JAP…
Any help would be appreciated!
My configuration: HP Pavilion laptop dv7 series, AMD Turion cpu, OS: Mandriva 2010.0 linux (kernel 2.6.31.6 ).
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You might use the premium services in order to use all the applications which allow to use a SOCKS-proxy. If your ssh client is not able to use this protocol, you might use a proxifier tool, however: http://anonymous-proxy-servers.net/en/help/proxifier.html
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Is it possible to proxy ssh directly through JAP (i.e. not tunnel through http)? I looked through the archives and found a discussion from 2004 that said that it was not possible then, but that it might be allowed with the new paid service.
I am a subscriber (and the subscriber service is great, by the way), but can't figure out how to use the JAP proxy for ssh. I read up a little on ProxyCommand, but didn't see how to use it for JAP…
Any help would be appreciated!
My configuration: HP Pavilion laptop dv7 series, AMD Turion cpu, OS: Mandriva 2010.0 linux (kernel 2.6.31.6 ).
You might use the premium services in order to use all the applications which allow to use a SOCKS-proxy. If your ssh client is not able to use this protocol, you might use a proxifier tool, however: http://anonymous-proxy-servers.net/en/help/proxifier.html