SSH Tunelling Problem
Okay, I set up OpenSSH and Privoxy (on windows xp home sp3, not that I think it's relevant) I got it wall working fine, and it worked for the filter I wanted to get around, but then when I try connect from school it doesn't connect.
Using "Putty for U3" and it worked from elsewhere, just not at school. I get the error "Network connection timed out" or something of those sorts.
I know the computer was running and I managed to connect via FTP to it, but the SSH wont connect. Does anyone know what might be the problem?
x_5631 wrote: Yeahh, I can definitely get outside access, that's what I was using it for to start with :]
and It looks like the school's blocking SSH traffic then. I'm guessing that's not going to be easy to get around? :(
SSH over HTTP.
MoshBat wrote: [quote]spyware wrote: [quote]x_5631 wrote: Yeahh, I can definitely get outside access, that's what I was using it for to start with :]
and It looks like the school's blocking SSH traffic then. I'm guessing that's not going to be easy to get around? :(
SSH over HTTP.
http://www.nocrew.org/software/httptunnel.html[/quote] If they blocked SSH, it's likely that is blocked also.
And you could just set your PC up as a web server, and use various scripts for whatever you may wish to do, as an alternative.[/quote]
Thanks Spy, I'll give that a try next chance I get.
and Mosh, I'm hoping to get around the filter for various things, so I don't think that'd work. I already do that with certain things though, on the webspace they host themselves xD. It's a much better way to get on flash games.
If anyone else has any other suggestions I'md appreciate it, I'll only have a small amount of time to try them each day, so I'd rather get a massive chunk of things to try then I can do them all at once rather than waiting for another opportunity.
Thanks guys
MoshBat wrote: You've never been to my school, then.
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What, they use MitM attacks to decrypt your https traffic to see the shell commands you are sending?
Or wait, of course, they just block http altogether :+
I haven't been to your school, but I damn well know your sysop(s) won't be able to stop someone from doing this.
MoshBat wrote: Command prompt is not accessible in any way that I have tried…
Did you try compiling this ?
using namespace std;
int main()
{
char input[500];
while (true)
{
cout << "Enter command: ";
cin.getline(input, 500);
cout << endl;
system(input);
cout << endl;
}
cout << endl;
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}
MoshBat wrote:
USB devices cannot be used on a non-admin user. Again, instant ban.
The answer seems pretty obvious to me.
What about firewire/CDs? firewire was probably overlooked….But, finding something that uses them will be a bit of a pain And not that it does much good since your programs would be blocked.
However, you could try making a swf file to execute your programs or javascript http://www.action script.org/resources/articles/28/1/Launch-Applications-using-Flash/Page1.html has a basic example of launching a program from flash. Still would probably get you banned, if they designed there system right…
edit:link was filtered…..