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Re: FW: Questions on Polipo capabilities and potential capabilities: msg#00042

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Subject: Re: FW: Questions on Polipo capabilities and potential capabilities

Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
>> I don't know if Polipo supports this natively, but you could try
>> something like stunnel or apache+mod_ssl+mod_proxy in front of
>> Polipo.
>
> No, it doesn't. It hasn't been requested, people appear to be happy
> with ssh tunnels.

I wouldn't be, if I were doing this kind of thing, because ssh implies
local access, which means I now have to worry about how to deal with
forkbombs, or how to configure ssh to only allow a tunnel, instead of
forwarding.

OpenVPN, on the other hand, lets me easily restrict access using
iptables, which is nice, because I already have to know iptables.

> I have no doubt it could be done with stunnel.

Probably something like this:

stunnel -d https -r localhost:8123

However, OpenVPN would probably make it easier to do access control; I
can't find information on how you'd do it with Polipo. But that's
probably mostly because I know OpenVPN so well.

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