posted in Tools & sources on Aug 18th, 2012
What is HTTPSReverseProxy HTTPSReverseProxy is a HTTPS reverse proxy server written in C#. When it is started it listens on the regular HTTPS port (443), waits for incoming requests and forwards these to the server that is defined in the HTTP request headers Host directive. But instead of just forwarding requests it is also possible [...]
posted in Tools & sources on Aug 14th, 2012
I changed the code internally that way that the HTTP processing class in HTTPReverseProxy and HTTPSReverseProxy are interchangable. Changes in one of the proxy brings changes in the other one as well. I also found a nice command line parsing class (NConsoler) which I am going to use in all of my console based tools. [...]
posted in Info on Jul 19th, 2012
I added a new directive REDMAP that allows you to send a HTTP 302 message back to the client. The real request is interrupted and the client is redirected to a new destination that you define in your configuration. You can read about the new feature and download the latest version here.
posted in Tools & sources on Jul 11th, 2012
I reimplemented the multi threading part because the old version contained flaws in the structure. It didn’t work as expected and the incoming Requests were handled sequentially. HTTPReverseProxy 0.4 ready for download No new features were added but Dropbox password interception is working flawlessly now. You can download the new version here.
posted in Tools & sources on Mar 19th, 2012
What is HTTPReverseProxy HTTPReverseProxy is a simple and strightforward HTTP reverse proxy server written in C#. When it is started it listens on the regular HTTP port, waits for incoming requests and forwards these to the server that is defined in the HTTP request headers Host directive. But instead of just forwarding requests it is [...]