pconnect(1)
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NAME
pconnect - Proxy helper for nxssh
SYNOPSIS
pconnect [-dnhs45] [-R resolve] [-p local-port] [-H [user@]proxy-server[:port]] [-S [user@]socks-server[:port]] host port
DESCRIPTION
pconnect provides an external proxy command for nxssh.
OPTIONS
- -d
- Enable debug output.
- -n
- Connect directly without a proxy.
- -h
- Connect via a HTTP proxy.
- -s
- Connect via a SOCKS proxy.
- -4
- Use SOCKS4 protocol. Valid only, if using a SOCKS proxy.
- -5
- Use SOCKS5 protocol. Valid only, if using a SOCKS proxy.
- -R resolve
- Use resolve method. Valid only, if using a SOCKS proxy. Possible values for resolve are local, remote and both. If an IP address is specified, that address is used as nameserver.
- -p local-port
- Listen on local-port instead of forwarding stdin and stdout.
- -H
- Specify hostname and optionally port and user for connecting to a HTTP proxy. The default for port is 80. The default for user is none.
- -S
- Specify hostname and optionally port and user for connecting to a SOCKS proxy. The default for port is 1080. The default for user is none.
ENVIRONMENT
- HTTP_PROXY
- If set, -H can be omitted.
- SOCKS5_SERVER, SOCKS4_SERVER, SOCKS_SERVER
- If set, -S can be omitted.
- SOCKS5_RESOLVE, SOCKS4_RESOLVE, SOCKS_RESOLVE
- Can be set to the same value like the -R parameter.
- SOCKS5_USER, CONNECT_USER, LOGNAME, USER
- The username for SOCKS5 authentication. Variables are checked in the specified sequence.
- SOCKS5_PASSWORD
- If set, this is used for SOCKS5 authentication.
- HTTP_PROXY_USER, CONNECT_USER, LOGNAME, USER
- The username for HTTP proxy authentication. Variables are checked in the specified sequence.
- HTTP_PROXY_PASSWORD, CONNECT_PASSWORD
- If set, this is used for HTTP proxy authentication.
- SSH_ASKPASS
- If set, specifies the full path to a GUI program for fetching a password from the user.
- DISPLAY
- Must be set on UNIX machines, in order to facilitate ssh-askpass.
BUGS
None so far.
AUTHOR
Fritz Elfert <felfert at users dot sourceforge dot net>
SEE ALSO
| AUGUST 2010 | Linux |
