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proxytunnel

Proxytunnel creates tunnels through HTTP(S) proxies for any TCP based protocol. It comes in handy when one sits behind a firewall that allows for HTTP(S) traffic only.

The program connects stdin and stdout to an origin server somewhere in the Internet through an industry standard HTTP or HTTPS proxy. It was originally written as an extension to SSH, to be used to SSH to a box at home.

It’s possible to use proxytunnel along with other applications as well, by running it from inetd or as daemon listening on a local port to be forwarded through the tunnel.

Installed size: 99 KB
How to install: sudo apt install proxytunnel

proxytunnel

Program to tunnel a connection through a standard HTTPS proxy

root@kali:~# proxytunnel -h
proxytunnel 1.12.1 Copyright 2001-2024 Proxytunnel Project
Usage: proxytunnel [OPTIONS]...
Build generic tunnels through HTTPS proxies using HTTP authentication

Standard options:
 -i, --inetd                Run from inetd (default: off)
 -a, --standalone=STRING    Run as standalone daemon on specified port or
                            address:port combination
 -p, --proxy=STRING         Local proxy host:port combination
 -r, --remproxy=STRING      Remote proxy host:port combination (using 2 proxies)
 -d, --dest=STRING          Destination host:port combination
 -e, --encrypt              SSL encrypt data between local proxy and destination
 -E, --encrypt-proxy        SSL encrypt data between client and local proxy
 -X, --encrypt-remproxy     SSL encrypt data between local and remote proxy

Additional options for specific features:
 -W, --wa-bug-29744         Workaround ASF Bugzilla 29744: if SSL is active
                            stop using it after CONNECT (might not work on all
                            setups)
 -B, --buggy-encrypt-proxy  Equivalent to -E -W, provided for backwards
                            compatibility
 -z, --no-check-certificate Don't verify server SSL certificate
 -C, --cacert=STRING        Path to trusted CA certificate or directory
 -4, --ipv4                 Enforce IPv4 connection to local proxy
 -6, --ipv6                 Enforce IPv6 connection to local proxy
 -F, --passfile=STRING      File with credentials for proxy authentication
 -P, --proxyauth=STRING     Proxy auth credentials user:pass combination
 -R, --remproxyauth=STRING  Remote proxy auth credentials user:pass combination
 -c, --cert=FILENAME        client SSL certificate (chain)
 -k, --key=FILENAME         client SSL key
 -N, --ntlm                 Use NTLM based authentication
 -t, --domain=STRING        NTLM domain (default: autodetect)
 -H, --header=STRING        Add additional HTTP headers to send to proxy
 -o, --host=STRING          Send custom Host Header/SNI
 -x, --proctitle=STRING     Use a different process title

Miscellaneous options:
 -v, --verbose              Turn on verbosity
 -q, --quiet                Suppress messages
 -h, --help                 Print help and exit
 -V, --version              Print version and exit