Hi Tomas, > It I use httpGate on port 80, I also lose all logging as done by > Apache, for example, and cannot use things like webalizer (web log > statistics tool) any more.
Right, this is quite a disadvantage. > Isn't httpGate opening potential security hole "tunneling" through to > any port (greater then 1024 I think)? Yes, if there are processes listening which should not be reachable from the outside. These processes will need some authentication mechanism. But, on the other hand, httpGate will only tunnel HTTP-GET and -POST requests. Or, to be correct: It should! There is still a (meanwhile obsolete) mechanism to tunnel arbitrary (binary) requests, via the "@<port>" syntax. This is a feature (which in fact was never used) of the old Java applet API. I will better remove it for the next release. Cheers, - Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
