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Or here's something that works on a ton of machines, with no major rocket science necsessary: 1. ssh -D1080 username@host 2. change proxy settings to have http
by numair 18y ago
Or here's something that works on a ton of machines, with no major rocket science necsessary:
1. ssh -D1080 username@host
2. change proxy settings to have http traffic go through a proxy running on port 1080
3. enjoy.
- whughes 18y agoI've always used the ssh -D proxy as a SOCKS proxy, not a HTTP proxy. It works well, though, and it's dead simple to set up.