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 | | Although transparent proxies may be an effective method in some firewall configurations, they would be effective only when we had control over either the initial router or gateway the user was connected to, or the router that connected to the licensed resource. | | | Another issue in choosing which proxy solution we will implement is its transparency to the user. | | | However transparent proxying calls for a fundamental change to a sites networking infrastructure, and places an extra load on a sites primary router to implement the redirection. |
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http://www.educause.edu/ir/library/html/cnc9801b/cnc9801b.html
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| | HTTP Proxy Services |
| | More advanced proxies are capable of caching, filtering, logging, and optimizing the data that passes through them. | | | Configuring and optimizing these proxy servers successfully is very much dependent on having a detailed knowledge of the workings of both the protocols and their proxy methods. | | | This is an advantage of proxy servers because an entirely different user may have initiated the original connection, making the overall transaction faster than it would have been if each user queried the Internet server directly. |
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| | LinuxDevCenter.com: Transparent Proxying with Squid |
| | If the end users are using browsers that are known to behave well with transparent proxies, and the machine designated as the proxy is capable of handling the load, a transparent proxy can be an effective solution. | | | Without those headers, user commands like "reload" don't work if there's a proxy between the user and the source. | | | Squid is suitable for transparent proxying because it is also designed as a reverse proxy (also known as an "HTTP accelerator"), and can read these abbreviated request headers. |
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| | Apache module mod_proxy |
| | HTTP and non-passworded FTP documents from matched words, hosts or domains are not cached by the proxy server. | | | If an http transfer that is being cached is cancelled, the proxy module will complete the transfer to cache if more than the percentage specified has already been transferred. | | | The forward proxy can also use caching to reduce network usage. |
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| | Proxying and routing URLs |
| | For URLs that go to the hi.load.com computer, you can configure the proxy server to use the mirror.load.com computer. | | | The proxy returns the document if it is in the cache, or returns an error if it isn't. | | | When disconnected from the network, documents are returned directly from the cache--the proxy can't do up-to-date checks, so the documents are retrieved very quickly (the documents might not be up to date; see Chapter 7 for more information on caching). |
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| | Remember to check your computer often to prevent insecure proxies. | | | In Windows, Deerfield Wingate is a popular proxying software that hosts socks server on a user's computer. | | | Telnet Proxy service - allows connection to another computer to run programs and access files. |
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| | Sites that use these statements should verify that they appear before your first Title (T) line, or else any databases that appear before them will not be directed through your outgoing proxy server. | | | When a remote web server responds with a 1xx, 204, or 304 HTTP result code, EZproxy considers the request finished once the header is received from the remote web server, instead of waiting until the remote web server closes the connection. | | | If you enter this URL on a computer that is normally excluded from proxying (and thereby normally not required to login), EZproxy will set a permanent cookie on the computer indicating that users must login before accessing databases. |
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| | Jon Udell: SSL Proxying |
| | Armed with this information, it might not be too hard to make an SSL-capable version of the simple Perl proxy shown above. | | | It does exactly nothing, but is in a position to do all sorts of magic by altering either the request it receives from the browser, or the response it receives from the destination server, or both. | | | This is useful because, as I mentioned last time, quite a few website APIs are made of nothing more than HTTP headers and GET requests, which you can analyze in Proxomitron's log window. |
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| | SQUID Frequently Asked Questions: Interception Caching/Proxying |
| | This is especially important if you want to use a parent cache hierarchy, or to share cache data between interception proxy users and non-interception proxy users, which you can do with Squid in this configuration. | | | Here is how I have Interception proxying working for me, in an environment where my router is a Cisco 2501 running IOS 11.1, and Squid machine is running Linux 2.0.33. | | | Just for kicks, here's an email message posted to squid-users on how to make interception proxying work with a Cisco router and Squid running on Linux. |
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| | Transparent HTTP Caching with Squid and BSD/OS 4.2 |
| | So while the proxy waited for a nameserver to fail on every request, it wasn't handling relaying other http traffic and was causing the end user to have to wait while the dns information resolved from a distant nameserver. | | | This filter only turns on the transparent proxying for a single host (192.168.1.25) -- which is all that I needed for demonstrating that the proxying was working. | | | After getting the transparent http caching working with BSD/OS and Squid, I used the system on and off for the next day and a half. |
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| | Apache Week. Running a Reverse Proxy with Apache |
| | As with a standard proxy, a reverse proxy may serve to improve performance of the web by caching; this is a simple way to mirror a website. | | | This distinction is particularly important in a proxy, because one of the most significant changes between the two protocol versions is that HTTP/1.1 introduces rich new cache control mechanisms. | | | We could, for example, configure the proxy to recognise a custom header from an origin server and block content based on it. |
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| | Servlets may be proxied by path if the iisforward.dll is registered as a filter. | | | Described here is how to install and configure the WebLogic plug-in to a Microsoft Internet Information Server. | | | Note that, unlike the NSAPI plug-in that can be configured to serve files based on directory structure, the ISAPI plug-in can only be configured to serve files based on file type (file extension). |
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| | Using WebLogic Server as an HTTP Server |
| | For more information about using the example servlets, see the Code Examples. | | | You can even proxy to another webserver on a different machine. | | | There is more information about using the proxy servlet in this document. |
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| | Open Directory - Computers: Internet: Protocols: HTTP |
| | Top : Computers : Internet : Protocols : HTTP | | | Hypertext Transfer Protocol - Next Generation Overview - The purpose of the HTTP-NG Project is to tackle current HTTP deficiencies by using sound engineering practices. | | | View HTML Source Code - Online tool for view a web pages HTML source code and HTTP server headers. |
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| | O'Reilly Network: Google Your Desktop |
| | The obvious thing to try then is to set up Apache (or Squid, or similar software) running as a reverse proxy on that machine. | | | Think about it: even on a mostly Mac / Linux network, you can set up one Windows box that has Samba mounted your main network shares with the Google software, and through the magic of HTTP reverse proxying, your whole LAN can have a nice Google search interface into your local documentation. | | | To be able to send a query and get back the results, you simply need to configure Apache as a reverse proxy (see below). |
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| | [Chapter 9] Two Sample Firewalls |
| | In allowing it, we're assuming that our users are not only well-intentioned, they're also capable of telling the difference between a safe and an unsafe connection, or at least avoiding the temptation to do unexpected things. | | | We also might want to use proxying exclusively if we decided to hide DNS data - it would save us the trouble of faking data for double-reverse lookups - but hiding DNS data is more trouble than it's worth. | | | Allows UDP -based DNS queries and answers from the internal DNS server to the bastion host DNS server. |
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| | Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants: RSS proxying |
| | I'm skeptical of inventing something new when the problem has already been solved.... | | | I'm skeptical, because RSS really is no different than any other page fetched by Http - if sites like CNN, Drudge (etc) have solutions for their main page, then the truly popular RSS feeds will end up using these self same solutions. | | | Their solution is to throw more money at the problem. |
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| | Web Browser Setup for Remote Access to Electronic Databases |
| | We have replaced our old proxy server, the tool which allows our Notre Dame faculty, students, and staff to use our resources from off-campus through a commercial Internet Service Provider, like ATandT, AOL, or other. | | | We stongly recommend that you re-create or edit your Bookmarks (Netscape) and Favorites (IE) because they will no longer work for off-campus access. | | | NOTE: In order to take advantage of the new easier proxy system, you must click on the links from the libraries' web site or bookmark them. |
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| | Re: Changing JPEGs/GIFs and HTML stripping while proxying HTTP |
| | Doubtless the practice (as so often these days) is defined by what the dominant vendor does, rather than by what the published W3C (and IETF) interworking rules require. | | | Re: Changing JPEGs/GIFs and HTML stripping while proxying HTTP, Alan J. Flavell | | | Re: Changing JPEGs/GIFs and HTML stripping while proxying HTTP |
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| | Proxying in HTTP can be achieved simply by providing the full URL in the initial GET/POST header line, as opposed to just the document/query. | | | This is to avoid confusion with 'messages', which refers to text messages of packet type 0x06. | | | HTTP is a stateless protocol, with connections of a short lifespan. |
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| | Nokia was the only one of the stronger products to support application translation for FTP, Network File System ( NFS) and Microsoft file servers. | | | AEP, NetScreen, Nokia and Symantec all include proxies for the standard mail protocols Simple Mail Transfer Protocol ( SMTP), Post Office Protocol and Internet Message Access Protocol. | | | SSL VPNs are deployed for bigger, more compelling reasons such as complex application translation of Web-to-e-mail servers, corporate directory and calendar systems, e-commerce applications, file sharing, and remote system management. |
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| | mod_proxy_http - Apache HTTP Server |
| | If you want to set up a caching proxy, you might want to use the additional service of the | | | Open proxy servers are dangerous both to your network and to the Internet at large. | | | Apache > HTTP Server > Documentation > Version 2.0 > Modules |
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| | [WG-Users] Http proxying question - multiple icons etc. |
| | All, I'm running into some confusion with getting transparent non-nat proxying working in conjunction with NAT'd incoming and outgoing requests. | | | Proxy server needs to in turn forward all traffic to the Outside Internet. | | | Attempts so far have succeeded in either the client completely ignoring the proxy, or hitting the proxy which in turn fails to get the requested page (because it's presenting an address from optional rather than a real address masqueraded on the firebox??) Is anyone out there running in a similar fashion? |
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| | 6187: Trend Micro InterScan VirusWall HTTP CONNECT Proxying |
| | The problem is that the HTTP proxy fails to properly filter the content of data transferred using the HTTP CONNECT method. | | | OSVDB is an independent and open source database created by and for the community. | | | It is possible that the flaw may allow unauthorized connections to any host the proxy may access and deliver malicious file types, resulting in a loss of integrity. |
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| | need to be rewritten to the proxy's address space; in this example to | | | This is basically easier than standard proxying, as the proxy administrator has some knowledge of the content to be proxied and can at least set up defaults that work well with them. | | | This demonstrates use of Forms and generation of complex reports. |
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| | [Ntop] Mini-HOWTO: Proxying ntop through Apache |
| | In my case, the Apache server is running on the same machine as ntop, so it's just a proxy to a different port on localhost. | | | You won't need ntop's built-in HTTPS server, since you're proxying its content through a pre-existing Apache HTTPS server. | | | ~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~ Proxying ntop's web interface through a secure Apache virtual host is a convenient way to make use of any existing security measures you may already have. |
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| | Re: http proxying from Henrik Nordstrom on 2000-01-12 (squid-users) |
| | by any man-in-the-middle component, like proxies and such. | | | Re: http proxying from Henrik Nordstrom on 2000-01-12 (squid-users) | | | https is HTTP with SSL as transport protocol, where plain HTTP uses TCP |
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| | HTTP proxying - Wiktionary |
| | Wiktionary does not have an entry for this word yet. | | | If you created an entry under this title previously, it may have been deleted. |
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| | Trillian Discussion Forums - HTTP Proxying?.... |
| | Does it work and if so, can you give me some ideas as to what I may be doing wrong? | | | comeon guys get HTTP Proxying set up so I can use your program! | | | the only engine w/o HTTP proxying is Y!; the rest should be working unless your proxy requires authentication, in which case this feature isn't available yet. |
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| | Wikipedia: List of programmers |
| | Lou Montulli - creator of Lynx browser, cookies, the blink tag, server push and client pull, HTTP proxying, HTTPS over SSL, browser integration with animated GIFs, founding member of HTML working group at W3C |
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| | Reverse Proxying for Multiple Servers |
| | I want to use the Netscape Proxy Server to reverse proxy for multiple servers and I want them to appear as one server to the outside world. | | | For instance, I want one server to serve cgi-bin, another to serve HTML docs for the "root" of the server, and another to serve graphic images. |
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| | [Zope] Caching/http-acceleration and proxying Zope-served con tent |
| | My > impression is that Squid's http accelerator mode (inverse transparent proxy, > or whatever you want to call it) is somewhat of an afterthought compared to > the standard proxy use case. | | | The public world will access these servers via a >> firewall box running transparent proxy (actually, I guess, similar to >> squid's http_accel mode; the semantics here are a bit tricky, as it's more >> of a inverse trans-proxy). | | | Between Apache and Zope, there would be > several >> virtual hosts, and I'd be using the SiteAccess product. |
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| | Re: http proxying from Kendall Lister on 2000-01-12 (squid-users) |
| | > When proxying http requests, is it possible to access and modify the | | | Re: http proxying from Kendall Lister on 2000-01-12 (squid-users) | | | HTTP requests happen through SSL, or at least how it differs from normal? |
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