SYNOPSIS

simpleproxy [-7] [-v] [-V] [-d] [-i] -P <POP3 users file> -L [<local host>:]<local port> -R <remote host>:<remote port> -S <proxy host>:<proxy port>
 

DESCRIPTION

The simpleproxy program acts as a simple tcp proxy. It opens listening socket on local machine and forwards any connection to the remote host.

OPTIONS

simpleproxy accepts following options:

-V

Version information.

-v

Makes simpleproxy to write activity information to syslog or stderr.

-7

Makes simpleproxy to strip 8th bit.

-i

Use this flag when starting simpleproxy from INETD.

-d

By default simpleproxy does not detach itself from control terminal and writes all messages to stderr. This option will detach it from terminal and make it write messages to syslog.

-L [<local host>:]<local port>

Local host and port name or number to bind for listening. Host name is optional.

-R <remote host>:<remote port>

Remote host and port name or number

-P <POP3 users list>

If specified, simpleproxy will load list of users from the <filename> (one per line). After this it will be forwarding POP3 sessions only if client trying to authenificate as this user.

-S <proxy host>:<proxy port>

HTTPS proxy server host and port name or number.

-a <HTTP Auth User>:<HTTP Auth Password>

Authenticate to the HTTPS proxy server with the given userid and password. This option performs BASIC HTTP authentication as specified in RFC 2617. Used only in conjunction with -S.

-t <trace file>

If specified, simpleproxy will dump all data that passes through connection to the specified file.

AUTHOR

Vadim Zaliva <[email protected]>, Vladimir Karpinsky <[email protected]> Vadim Tymchenko <[email protected]>

CONTRIBUTORS

Pavel Roskin <[email protected]>, Cedric Tefft <[email protected]> Christophe Bothamy <[email protected]> Ulf Harnhammar <[email protected]>