Hoi Hans,
On 22/05/2024 12:41, Hans via Openvpn-users wrote:
Hi all,
At the openvpn client side it is possible to use http-encapsulation,
For instance, we use in our client-config:
(snip)
<connection>
http-proxy url-site-A 443
remote url_vpn-XXX 5555 tcp
</connection>
<connection>
http-proxy url-site-A 443
remote url_vpn-XXX 6666 tcp
</connection>
<connection>
http-proxy url-site-A 443
remote url_vpn-YYY 7777 tcp
</connection>
<connection>
http-proxy url-site-A 443
remote url_vpn-YYY 8888 tcp
</connection>
(snip)
For production this all works fine,
But at development I don’t have the equipment for doing the reversed
proxy functionality…
So I’ve searching around, and found little to no examples.
I’ve tried tinyproxy and nginx (internet’s suggestions refer to much
older releases of those products)
So if you do reversed proxy between internet and your vpn-server, what
do you use?
-Commercial bricks?
-Tinyproxy?
-Nginx?
-Squid?
-Apache2?
-Anything else, like Stunnel?
what exactly do you mean by "reversed proxy functionality" ?
For development purposes (and e.g. for my old OpenVPN cookbook) , I used
apache httpd+mod_proxy ; nowadays I simply using `tinyproxy` for these
things.
HTH,
JJK
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