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2010-07-20
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#52
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Originally Posted by 9000
Ok,,, i just used this following config below, and it's work in some apps like Mauku, others are not in which is my major concerns like VoIP or IM's.
From what you described I dont see it ever working at all. I must have missed something.
If you could help me through your brilliant ideas or in any way how to work VoIP, that would be great. =)
export | grep -i http_proxy
export http_proxy="http://xxx.xx.x.xx
ort/"
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2010-07-20
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#53
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Originally Posted by cjard
I think you misunderstand proxies.. A HTTP proxy is designed to fetch web pages and other data from web servers. Your phone says to the proxy "get me the following file: (a web page or download, image etc)" and the proxy gets it and sends it to the browser
IM and VoIP use COMPLETELY different connectivity to the internet. Unless your IM program has an option to connect to a web server and send it data then it WONT work with an HTTP proxy! HTTP is web only! Most IMs and definitely most VoIPs dont run on HTTP
Maybe, they could use the RTSP proxy that you can also set in the conenction options, but then you need to have a proxy that understands RTSP..
The whole point of providing a closed network at work, an HTTP proxy and then making all the web traffic go through the HTTP proxy is:
a) no other traffic (msn, jabber, skype, voip, im, ftp, vnc, remote desktop, time protocol, telnet, sqlserver etc etc [the list goes on.. hopefully youre getting to understand that there is more to the internet than just web/http) can get out. This stops your workers sitting on their assk chatting all day
b) you can control which sites they go to by having the proxy deny the access
Now, lot of things sprang up around HTTP (like web services) because they were suited to work over HTTP and existing firewalls didnt have to be reconfigured. Sometimes there are ways of tunneling data through an HTTP proxy so it can connect to another service that is not HTTP, but generally you cant.
You can generally ONLY run applications that know how to use the HTTP protocol to do their work. MSN Messanger CAN use http to work for example but exactly how it does it is beyond the scope of a forum posting
Thank you for your full information, i am aware of those details and i have no question to that. What i am asking for is that, is there anyway to use http (proxy) connection to use our 3rd party apps, in which you've already discussed above.
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2010-07-20
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#54
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Once you confirm the http_proxy working with your http traffic then you proceed to create a tun device by ssh over http proxy. I'll get the early flight tomorrow for my long awaited vacation so in the meanwhile you could consult cjard for detail as he obviously knows more than anyone else here. See ya guys again next week.
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2010-07-22
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#55
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i am currently using non-proxy setup, and i think export_http is having disturbance right now with me and i cannot connect my apps in internet.
please give me advise on how can i remove this, thanks
please give me advise on how can i remove this, thanks
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2010-07-28
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#56
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Originally Posted by edcarsky
Guys, please help me again, badly!.
i am currently using non-proxy setup, and i think export http_proxy is having disturbance right now with me and i cannot connect my apps in internet.
please give me advise on how can i remove this, thanks
Currently i am no longer using proxy connection anymore, since i used export http_proxy command before, now i cannot connect to internet at all. i've tried already the previous thread instruction above, but still i cannot connect.
Can you give me another instruction to return /etc/profile (normal mode) so i can use my device using non-proxy connection. Thank you.
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2010-07-28
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#57
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As root edit the file directly.
First cat the file to look at its content:
If the http_proxy line exist, use leafpad to edit the file
First cat the file to look at its content:
Code:
cat /etc/profile
Code:
root leafpad /etc/profile
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2010-07-28
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#58
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Originally Posted by 9000
thanks again @9000, sorry to bothered! still i cannot resolve this.
As root edit the file directly.
First cat the file to look at its content:
If the http_proxy line exist, use leafpad to edit the fileCode:cat /etc/profile
Code:root leafpad /etc/profile
root
leafpad /etc/profile
is not working with me
MESSAGE: Cannot open display.
[please advise here what i shall i do]
It work only at
sudo gainroot
leafpad /etc/profile
but i accidentally removed all inside the /etc/profile (via leafpad),
please advise how i can return /etc/profile (file)
[please advise here what i shall i do]
Thanks
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2010-07-28
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iirc you've the backup of this file. Just copy it back.
and re-edit it again.
BTW, It's strange that i don't have the display problem when using 'root' instead of 'sudo gainroot'.
Code:
cp /etc/profile.tmp /etc/profile
BTW, It's strange that i don't have the display problem when using 'root' instead of 'sudo gainroot'.
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2010-07-28
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Originally Posted by 9000
ERROR MESSAGE:
iirc you've the backup of this file. Just copy it back.
and re-edit it again.Code:cp /etc/profile.tmp /etc/profile
BTW, It's strange that i don't have the display problem when using 'root' instead of 'sudo gainroot'.
Code:
cp /etc/profile.tmp /etc/profile
cp: cannot stat '/etc/profile.tmp'; no such file or directory.
IM and VoIP use COMPLETELY different connectivity to the internet. Unless your IM program has an option to connect to a web server and send it data then it WONT work with an HTTP proxy! HTTP is web only! Most IMs and definitely most VoIPs dont run on HTTP
Maybe, they could use the RTSP proxy that you can also set in the conenction options, but then you need to have a proxy that understands RTSP..
The whole point of providing a closed network at work, an HTTP proxy and then making all the web traffic go through the HTTP proxy is:
a) no other traffic (msn, jabber, skype, voip, im, ftp, vnc, remote desktop, time protocol, telnet, sqlserver etc etc [the list goes on.. hopefully youre getting to understand that there is more to the internet than just web/http) can get out. This stops your workers sitting on their assk chatting all day
b) you can control which sites they go to by having the proxy deny the access
Now, lot of things sprang up around HTTP (like web services) because they were suited to work over HTTP and existing firewalls didnt have to be reconfigured. Sometimes there are ways of tunneling data through an HTTP proxy so it can connect to another service that is not HTTP, but generally you cant.
You can generally ONLY run applications that know how to use the HTTP protocol to do their work. MSN Messanger CAN use http to work for example but exactly how it does it is beyond the scope of a forum posting