Bill O'Donnell wrote:
> So, if I added this as a filter, I still *could* use it with proxy,
> right?
Yes, in FTP, HTTP and HTTPS, but not CONNECT (yet).
> I did it in the CONNECT part because wanted a generalized byte tunnel
> that would throttle down connection speeds for any protocol, HTTP +
> SSL usually, but also it could be used for telnet, ssh, whatever. I
> also have a dedicated program to do this, but being able to configure
> the security (connect) proxy makes the setup process transparent to
> the user.
Keep in mind there is no security on the CONNECT part of the proxy - the
only restriction you can apply is to which port you will allow the
client to connect to.
Other than that, I can see how it would be useful for the other
protocols too.
Regards,
Graham
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