HTTP Tunnel

A proof of concept to tunnel TCP over HTTP, using a SOCKS frontend

Based on: gohttptunnel by Andrew Gerrand [email protected] and Jason E. Aten [email protected], and Shadowsocks.

Example usage:

Run 'server' at your endpoint, by default it listens on port 8888.

./server

Run 'client' on your local machine, by default it listens locally on 2222.

./client -tunnel=serverAddress:8888

With both of them running (you must start server first), you can then connect via ssh to localhost:2222 on the local machine:

ssh -p 2222 [email protected]

Flags

• -listen=ip:port local tunnel endpoint (server address) (default :2222)
• -tunnel=ip:port remote tunnel endpoint (server address) (default 127.0.0.1:8888 for local testing)
• -tick=250 HTTP stream interval (default 250)