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Old 09-18-2005, 03:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Cry SSL to non SSL proxy help

i have a problem i hope u guys could help

in order to use internet , i must go through a proxy,

i can load any site i wish, BUT , i cannot load anything else UNLESS its SSL ,
example: mIRC for example, if i try log , using proxy, i cant, BUT if i try to an SSL supported server - I CAN !

i need something that can "translate" SSL to NON SSL, like a bouncer, on mIRC i found a solution, i connect using SSL to psyBNC that runs on my home machine at home, and psybnc connects (using my home connection) to a NON SSL IRC Server...

i need something like that to use with applications like ICQ,MSN,Online games...etc ,
so i could like for example icq , connect to localhost:333 and it`ll "forwad it" using SSL proxy to oran-home-ip.com:333 -> (NON SSL) icq.com:5190

so i need somethin that`ll be on my home-ip to translate btween the 2

can anyone help ?!

i hope you understand what i mean :|

thanks in advance

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Old 09-18-2005, 09:10 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Why do you "have" to use the proxy?
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meaning i have to set a proxy before i can use the internet.. otherwise there isnt any , its blocked.
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Can you tell us more about the actual configuration and what "proxy" you're using? I have no idea of the environment, thus no idea how I might try to solve it.
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