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Proxifier is a command line tool which allows users to tunnel Internet applications through HTTPS, SOCKS v4, and SOCKS v5 Proxy Servers. Proxifier can be used to: access the Internet from a home or corporate network through a proxy server running on th
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jRevProxy is a lightweight reverse proxy server fully written in Java. jRevProxy accepts HTTP and HTTPS requests and translates these into new requests based on a set of rules. HTTPS with client side authentication (X509 certificates) is supported.
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httpssniffer is a kind of https proxy server that allows you to see the unencrypted content of http requests and responses. Normal https proxy won't allow you that because from the RFC specifications they are only tunneling a ssl connection (i.e. encrypte
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papaya CMS is an Open Source Content Management System (WCMS = Web Content Management System). It is licensed under the GPL and available free of charge. papaya is based on open standards (e.g. XML, XSLT, PHP, MySQL/PostgreSQL), is compatible with almost every operating system, platform independent, multi-lingual, offers great usability, and is easy to extend via its plugin system. papaya CMS is fully scalable and perfect for business websites. Please see https://github.com/papayaCMS for the Code. -
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