I've hacked around a bit and added proxy support for "Add New Client" to TightVNC.
I did this because most corporate networks will not allow outgoing VNC connections, so if you want to support PCs in such an environment, you're screwed.
However, they do allow outgoing SSL on port 443 via a proxy server. So if your client is listening on port 443, you can do a
CONNECT myvnclistener:443 HTTP/1.1 Host: myvnclistener
on the proxy server and establish the connection.
My modified version is at www.graemepyle.com/VNC. I'd like to clean-up the code a little contribute this feature back. Should I make my changes against http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/vnc-tight/vnc_winsrc/, adding an "Outgoing Connections" tab to the properties dialog with proxy settings?
Is this the best way to do it? Any ideas that will ease integration would be appreciated.
BTW: should I be making this kind of change to TightVNC or RealVNC? To what extent is the code-base shared?
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