Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 22195
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8/20    anybody have an ssh-over-http tunnel to soda that they're willing to
        share?
        \_ http://www.csua.berkeley.edu/ssh ?
           \_ doofus.  he wants to run ssh using http as base for an IP layer.
        \_ I was looking for this a while ago.  There's some stuff on the
           open source sites but I don't recall which.  Try freshmeat and
           then sourceforge.  I don't think it was on http://kernel.org.
        \_ use scotch
          \_ Actually I  have been looking for a ssh-over-http tunnel
              that actually uses HTTP protocol, as tcp/80 can get intercepted
              by annoying http only things like caches and proxies.
                \_ That would be very painful.  HTTP makes a very poor
                   interactive protocol - the header overhead would kill you.
                   \_ people behind corporate proxy servers don't have a choice.
                      do you have any better alternatives?
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