Telnet over HTTP proxy. Allows users behind firewalls to tunnel Telnet sessions over a HTTP connection. Server uses Java servlets with a Java or C# client.
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File released: /java client/0.6.2/soht-java-client-0.6.2-src.zip
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File released: /java client/0.6.2/soht-java-client-0.6.2.zip
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java client 0.6.2 file released: soht-java-client-0.6.2.zip
Applied patch to enable HTTPS connections and ignore Certificate warnings. Thanks to lowman for the patch.
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java client 0.6.2 file released: soht-java-client-0.6.2-src.zip
Applied patch to enable HTTPS connections and ignore Certificate warnings. Thanks to lowman for the patch.
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File released: /java client/0.6.1/soht-java-client-0.6.1.zip
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File released: /java client/0.6.1/soht-java-client-0.6.1-src.zip
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java client 0.6.1 file released: soht-java-client-0.6.1.zip
Fixed bug connecting to high port numbers
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