http proxy
Posted: August 7th, 2012, 10:53 am
hi,
I live in an university dorm and I'm stuck behind a http-proxy
there have been other threads in this forum about http-proxies, but I'm not talking about downloading the nzb-files over the proxy - I'm talking about routing all the traffic through a proxy server....
is it possible to have sab with proxy-support??
up until now I used an application for Windows called "ProxyCap", which just reroutes connections of specific programs through a http/socks proxy
but now I'm removing windows from my server to replace it with debian.
Up until now I haven't found any ProxyCap alternatives for linux.....
does anybody know a way to set up sab to reroute through a proxy? or how one would generally do something like that on a linux machine?
I've heard the term "iptables" been thrown around by an acquaintance ....and I've done a little digging upon that....unfortunately it's over my head...
is anybody familiar with that topic? and, does that even apply in my situation?
I'd appreciate your help
I live in an university dorm and I'm stuck behind a http-proxy
there have been other threads in this forum about http-proxies, but I'm not talking about downloading the nzb-files over the proxy - I'm talking about routing all the traffic through a proxy server....
is it possible to have sab with proxy-support??
up until now I used an application for Windows called "ProxyCap", which just reroutes connections of specific programs through a http/socks proxy
but now I'm removing windows from my server to replace it with debian.
Up until now I haven't found any ProxyCap alternatives for linux.....
does anybody know a way to set up sab to reroute through a proxy? or how one would generally do something like that on a linux machine?
I've heard the term "iptables" been thrown around by an acquaintance ....and I've done a little digging upon that....unfortunately it's over my head...
is anybody familiar with that topic? and, does that even apply in my situation?
I'd appreciate your help