hmm, maybe x2goclient can read proxy settings from (default) browser
and use openssh ProxyCommand with an helper app to do the work. but if
the proxy need authentication this helper app needs to handle it.
On Wed, 16 Feb 2011 15:58:53 -0500, Gerry Reno <[email protected]>
wrote:
From experience, if you ever want to get your customers/clients
running
away screaming... introduce them to Java in any form and Classpath
Hell.
From my perspective... No thanks on the Java! I'm sure there must
be
other simpler ways to implement.
Regards,
Gerry
On 02/16/2011 03:03 PM, Heiko Baumann wrote:
openssh's ProxyCommand needs an external tool which does the proxy
connect (with auth if required). so the x2go plugin must know proxy
ip, proxy port and, if required, proxy user and pass. i dont know if
this information is available to an firefox addon (i hope not
specially for the auth stuff ;)).
maybe it is easier to use some kind of java browser plugin to create
a
local socket to listen on and forward this socket (via browser proxy
settings/HTTP CONNECT) to the x2goserver. this way it should be
possible to use the browser proxy settings (if java is configured
this
way -> Java Control Panel). x2goclient could connect to this socket
(localhost:someport) without doing any proxy related stuff.
however this will only work if ssh is listening on port 443 on
x2goserver because most proxies only allow HTTP CONNECT on port 443.
regards
heiko
On Wed, 15 Dec 2010 16:33:44 +0100, Milan Knížek
<[email protected]> wrote:
On Wed, 2010-12-15 at 14:17 +0000, Robin Green wrote:
I don't understand. x2goclient *already* uses ssh, and can be
configured
to forward all sound etc. over ssh as well.
You need to forward ssh traffic through an ssh proxy? Why? That is
inefficient - can't you just make the remote server visible on
some
port?
I am connecting from LAN hidden by an http proxy. I.e. it is not
possible to simply "ssh -p 443 x2goserver.com", but the connection
must
be passed through a proxy at "some.local.proxy.address" at port
8080
(the proxy is without authentication).
Putty allows for proxy setup. I also checked the man page of ssh,
it has
an option "ProxyCommand", which would probably be "connect
some.local.proxy.address 8080\n".
So the question probably is how to incorporate that ssh option into
x2go
plugin.
Regards,
Milan
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