Proxy choices

[Devon Harding]

This is what I do for delegate forwarding ssl:
/usr/local/bin/delegated -P443
SERVER=tcprelay://192.168.10.96:443PERMIT="*:*:*.*"

How do I do this with xinetd, seems cleaner?

-Devon

On 12/8/05, Les Mikesell <lesmikesell at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On Thu, 2005-12-08 at 14:41, Devon Harding wrote:
>
> > >> Does anyone know of a good alternative to delegate
> > >> (http://www.delegate.org)  Delegate is good, but resource intensive
> > >> and does't run as a service.  I need this to proxy my webmail
> > traffic.
> >
> > > Apache can be configured as a reverse proxy and even convert  https
> > > on one side to http on the other.  Stunnel can do generic ssl/plain
> > > proxies, or xinetd can do a generic pass-through proxy with it's
> > > 'redirect' option.
>
> > I need it to be ssl both in and out
>
> Apache could do both independently, and xinetd's version is transparent
> but why not use simple port forwarding?
>
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