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Enhancement: BH behind proxy / tunnel

Open Endeavour79 opened this issue 13 years ago • 6 comments

An option to force BH to use a proxy server (for a HTTP Tunnel) would be very nice. My ISP blocks some ports like 8332 and so I can't access many pools.

There are good free options like HTTP-Tunnel but I would need to force BH to connect through a local proxy server.

Ideas???

Endeavour79 avatar Feb 01 '12 09:02 Endeavour79

You can use btcproxy.net. It basically has bitHopper on its side and it is connected to over port 80.

c00w avatar Feb 02 '12 04:02 c00w

Hi,

I'm not a python expert but from urllib docs[1] it looks like that urllib should honour the http_proxy environment variable: for my eyes it looks like bitHopper is using urllib but it also seems (from my own test) that this trick is not working on bitHopper. Do you have any ideas?

Thanks Bye Piero

[1]http://docs.python.org/library/urllib.html

ottuzzi avatar Feb 03 '12 16:02 ottuzzi

Um, it's not currently honoring that variable, I'll add it to the feature list. I'm getting paid for doing this in about weeks so I'll start working on this a lot more.

c00w avatar Feb 03 '12 22:02 c00w

For the moment I use Proxifier to force python.exe to use the local proxy tunnel. Works pretty good. You can set port based rules to save tunnel bandwidth for not blocked ports too. http://www.proxifier.com/

Endeavour79 avatar Feb 06 '12 03:02 Endeavour79

Hi,

any news on this front?

Thanks Bye Piero

ottuzzi avatar Apr 26 '12 11:04 ottuzzi

I've figured out how to do it with httplib2. Its a lot easier to do it in 0.3.2 than 0.3.1 so I'll try and add it soon to 0.3.2.

c00w avatar Apr 27 '12 11:04 c00w