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标  题: Desproxy --一个和Httport功能差不多的开源软件~~
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网址:
        http://desproxy.sourceforge.net/

Readme文件:
desproxy Readme
desproxy - a TCP tunnel for HTTP proxies

(c) 2001 Miguelanxo Otero Salgueiro
desproxy.sourceforge.net

desproxy is just an answer to a question I have been wondering, for abo
ut a year: ?Is there any way to make TCP connections trought HTTP proxie
s? Short answer: YES! Long answer: YES, but at the expense of decreased
flexibility. Maybe it isn't useful for you (I hope that's not your case)
, or its too difficult for you newbie. desproxy just stands between your
proxy and your favourite TCP application, waiting for a connection to m
ake a TCP tunnel trought the HTTP proxy. Let's see one example
Real life example
Imagine you're inside a corporation, with a HTTP/1.1 compliant proxy (p
roxy.corporation.com:8080) that is the only way to get out there... But,
hey! you want to chat using your favourite irc server (irc.foo.bar:6667
isn't that?) so you launch "desproxy" this way:

desproxy irc.foo.bar 6667 proxy.corporation.com 8080 6667

Now, desproxy is listening on your local port 6667, waiting for a conne
ction (from your irc client). So you launch xchat, zircon... and type

/server 127.0.0.1 6667

xchat now tries to connect with your local port 6667, desproxy "hears t
he bell" and after accepting the incoming connection, makes a connection
to the irc server (irc.foo.bar 6667) trough the HTTP proxy (proxy.corpo
ration.com 8080). When it gets the connection with the irc server, despr
oxy hooks the two sockets together, so xchat gets the wellcome message f
rom the irc server as if it were connected to /server irc.foo.bar 6667 .

Usage
Usage: desproxy remote_host remote_port proxy_host proxy_port local_por
t

remote_host & remote_port: Address of the machine you want to connect t
o.
proxy_host & proxy_port : Address of the HTTP proxy.
local_port : The one in which desproxy will listen waiting for connecti
ons.

Programs reported to work using "desproxy"

    * telnet (OK)
    * ftp (not transfers, just basic commands)
    * ncftp (untested, should work in passive mode)
    * ssh & scp (OK)
    * popclient & fetchmail (OK)
    * sendmail (OK)
    * xchat, zircon, mIRC for windows (only basic behaviour, no DCC)

Programs that WILL NOT work using "desproxy"
Those that accept (or request) connections to start from the other side
of the proxy (remote to local), like classic ftp (not passive).

desproxy-inetd
desproxy-inetd is just a flavor of desproxy that doesn't bind to a loca
l port but reads directly from standard input (and doensn't display anyt
hing beside the raw incoming "tunnelized" connection.

Usage: desproxy-inetd remote_host remote_port proxy_host proxy_port

NOTE the lack of local_host. desproxy-inetd is designed to work like an
y other inetd daemon. Here is my /etc/inetd.conf line for fetchmail:

pop3 stream tcp nowait mail /usr/bin/desproxy-inetd desproxy-inetd atla
s.uvigo.es 110 httpproxy.uvigo.es 8080

desproxy-inetd works great to test if your proxy supports TCP tunneling
; just launch

desproxy-inetd ftp.gnu.org 21 your.proxy your_proxy_port

and wait to see the FTP prompt! does it work? great! NO?...
desproxy-socks4server
desproxy-socks4server is a Socks version 4 server using desproxy . That
means you can manage dinamic connections trough your HTTP proxy. For ex
ample you can use MSIE, MS Messenger, News readers, Irc clients... every
application supporting a socks server/proxy.
desproxy-socks5server
desproxy-socks5server is a Socks version 5 server, just like desproxy-s
ocks4server is a Socks version 4 server.
desproxy-dns
desproxy-dns is a dns forwarder using desproxy. It's used in conjuction
with a socks server, because many clients need dns access to resolve na
mes prior to passing them to the socks server. It supports UDP & TCP acc
ess, and forwards dns queries using TCP connections to public DNS server
s. You can use any DNS server you wish, just search the web for one and
give it a try!
Troubleshooting
A normal desproxy session looks like this:

miguel@Kosmos3000$ desproxy 127.0.0.1 21 127.0.0.1 4480 2222
-----------------------------------
desproxy 0.0.8

HTTP/1.1
(c) Miguelanxo Otero Salgueiro 2001
-----------------------------------

Listening on port 2222
Connection request from 127.0.0.1, port 1227
Connecting to http proxy (127.0.0.1:4480)
Bidirectional connection stablished
(127.0.0.1:21) <-> (localhost)
proxy -> local (72) bytes
local -> proxy (13) bytes
proxy -> local (35) bytes
local -> proxy (14) bytes
proxy -> local (447) bytes
End of connection.

Here, I connect to my local ftp server (127.0.0.1:21) using my local pr
oxy (127.0.0.1:4480). You can see were the connection from another sessi
on was accepted (from 127.0.0.1 too :)), how after the connection is acc
epted desproxy connects to the proxy and some REAL interchange of bytes
(a FTP login session).

"desproxy" is quite self explanatory about errors. "desproxy-inetd" is
far more obscure, because the way inetd uses it (can't print error messa
ges).

Basically there are two kind of errors:

    * Errors reported when connecting to the proxy: the http page showi
ng the error is displayed.

    * Every other error: a short error message is displayed.

Errors reported by proxy may be the worse...

Some common HTTP errors (as reported by the proxy)

    * HTTP 400 Bad Request -> some versions of desproxy (0.0.21) cause
this error (FATAL)
    * HTTP 403 Forbidden -> forbidden to do that (FATAL)
    * HTTP 404 Not Found -> Page not found, or resource not found (MINO
R)
    * HTTP 405 Method not Allowed -> can do CONNECT method (FATAL)
    * HTTP 500 Internal Server Error -> maybe you're trying to connect
to a closed port (conenection refused) (MINOR)
    * HTTP 503 Service Unavailable -> The proxy can't reach the site (M
INOR)
    * HTTP 505 HTTP Version Not Supported -> CONNECT method not availab
le (FATAL)
    * HTTP 502 Bad Gateway -> Stands for "DNS lookup error" (MINOR)

(FATAL) -> forget about using "desproxy", you can't surpass the proxy.
(TODO) -> To do, not yet implemented.
(MINOR) -> temporary fault or maybe YOUR fault!
COPYING
desproxy is licensed using the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE.
Please read COPYING for more details.

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