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Old 02-01-2005, 01:24 PM
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Question Browser Relay?


Hey,

i was wondering what programming options i would have / how to go by :

making a program that accepts connections under a specified password on a certain port ( <-- np )..

make the client connecting act as a webbrowser, but webbrowser1 will navigate its html requests/recieves trough the server its connected to.

so in short :

[running @ home:]
Program acting as Server.
Port 10101
Requires pass


[running @ client:]
Connecting to Server
Port 10101
Sending pass

[Webbrowser:]
Use Server connection to request HTTP in stead local isp
Server will go to that website ( download it ).
server will send downloaded website to Client.
Client will show result in the webbrowser as if it surfed there by itself.

this should also support things like cookies and logging in to websites, referels, etc.. it should act like a fully working explorer.




Any snippets made for this?
or any programs that do EXACTLY this ( why re-invent the wheel )..

Thanks

PS:
ya i hit the search button but since IE related questions pop up a lot.. no results for me, also i dont know what to query google for.. i tried 'website relay' and things like that, but no accurate hits.
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Old 02-01-2005, 03:20 PM
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Old 02-01-2005, 10:57 PM
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To get passed those annoying school website filters ( they filter by proxy.. so if i simply dont use to proxy for requesting the website.. it wont block it either ).

i dont think thats in violation of terms is it..?
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