Tunneling through an HTTP proxy?

Question

Computer networks

There are:
— a computer with Linux with Internet access through a transparent http-proxy;
- a server on which you can run an arbitrary program.
It is required that the computer has Internet through a server (if you can do without a server, so much the better) and can use jabber, ssh and many other things that require specific ports and a permanent connection.
What are the solutions for this case?

Answer 1

On the local computer, run "ssh -D 127.0.0.1:5555 [email protected]_server &"
Then, in any program, write the SOCKS proxy "127.0.0.1:5555".
SOCKS proxies are usually supported by almost everything.
You don't need to run anything on the remote_server.

Answer 2

OpenVPN
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openvpn
put the server on the server, the client on the local machine, get the tunnel, but what to do next with it (navigate directly on the server or route further) is up to you.
Good luck

Answer 3

First of all, you should ask yourself: does your HTTP proxy support the CONNECT method on at least one arbitrary port (sometimes limited to 443 and 21)? and whether the proxy will cut off connections on some timeout