HTTP Proxy Support - Githubissues

 Posted by guest at 2005-05-02 06:02:01

Support for HTTP and Socks4/5 Proxys

Posted by jadestorm at 2005-05-03 00:59:21

I'm confused.  This already exists to my knowledge.  Note socksProxyPort and
socksProxyServer in the config file.  I don't know if this works with
socks4 but
it's supposed to at least work with socks5.  Ideally, could you point me at
some
good proxy software for the various types so I have something to test against? 
I had trouble finding something to work with before.

Posted by jadestorm at 2005-05-03 00:59:37

But either way, are you sure the functionality you are looking for doesn't
already exist?

Posted by Z_God at 2005-05-09 19:18:08

Is there already HTTP proxy support? He might mean that. I believe Squid is an
often used HTTP proxy.

A usefull server for Socks proxy testing might be Dante.

Posted by jadestorm at 2005-06-07 14:35:15

I may not understand the concept of HTTP proxy then.  You can use HTTP proxies
for other things?  Like not just HTTP requests?  I might have misread something
but I thought that's all it could be used for.  Does it effectively pass
through
whatever is sent it's way then?  No interest in what is sent?

Also, what server is Dante?  ;D

Posted by Z_God at 2005-06-08 20:35:41

I believe the official ICQ client also supports HTTP and HTTPS proxies, so
there
should be a possibility to support them. It might use a different protocol then
to communicate with the server though. Although I'm not an expert when it comes
to these protocols, I could imagine being able to have some from of IM through
HTTP requests and responses from the server.

Dante is a free Socks proxy server (http://www.inet.no/dante/). I know it,
because it is included in several Linux distros. I haven't used it much myself
though, but it seems to be the best free one.
A quick Google should give you several proxy servers. Here are some two others
I've have used back when I still used MS Windows:
http://www.proxyplus.cz/
http://www.pscs.co.uk/products/vsockslight/index.php
There is also the Socks 5 reference implementation:
http://www.socks.permeo.com/

I hope these are useful. I do not use a proxy server myself anymore these days,
so I can't give any other tips.

Posted by jadestorm at 2005-06-11 05:57:25

Odd, last time I tried to look for proxy I got 8 bazillion results of help docs
on setting up like "mozilla with your proxy" or "aol offers a
proxy" or... well stuff like that.  I never saw anything that looked like a
freeware proxy in the results "within reason".  (in other words, I
didn't go through 20 pages of results)  Now I'm seeing some.  Oh well!  Thanks
for the links!  I'll look into it!

Posted by guest at 2005-07-24 20:18:00

Can you add an HTTP CONNECT proxy support ?
Original issue reported on code.google.com by jadest...@gmail.com on 15 Dec 2007 at 5:18
fritteli / pyicqt

HTTP Proxy Support #96
