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  1 RepoX wrote:

  Hi, now 0.7 version is out. Did you try to port it on windows?

  February 1, 2009 at 01:04 Permalink
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  2 Aaron wrote:

  I may be dumb, but is suppose to be the IP address of you home computer that acts as the serer? Like 192.1.5 or the external IP address? Thanks!

  March 21, 2009 at 05:33 Permalink
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  3 michu wrote:

  RepoX: this version has builld in windows support - so it should be easy to compile it yoyurself. perhaps I’ll look at it. Sorry no time atm.

  April 1, 2009 at 11:36 Permalink
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  4 Quack wrote:

  I was able to get ptunnel-0.70 running on both Windows and Linux very easily by following these instructions:

  _Linux_Host_
  Linux Host running CentOS 5.2 — I simply installed the ptunnel package from Dag Wieers package repo!

  _Windows_Host_
  I installed MinGW by visiting www dot mingw dot org, and reading around on how to install the compiler and tools, and found that I just need to install their MinGW-5.1.4 installer which will download and install the necessary components (I picked: MinGW Base Tools, g++ compiler, and MinGW Make) to get the compiler going. After the installation was finished, I went to Sourceforge and downloaded the latest GNU Binutils, binutils-2.19.1-mingw32-bin.tar.gz, and unpacked those to upgrade the binutils in the C:\MinGW directory.

  Then, I downloaded and unpacked www dot winpcap dot org/install/bin/WpdPack_4_0_2.zip into C:\Program Files, as the source code looks for the WinPcap headers to be in C:\Program Files\WpdPack\Include.

  Then, I installed the 4.0.2 version of WinPCAP from winpcap dot org so I could run the PTunnel program from this workstation.

  To make the compilation work easily, I edited my PATH environmental variable to include the C:\MinGW\Bin directory so the compiler would be able to find all of its tools. (That was also very easy, right-click “My Computer”, Properties, Advanced Tab, Environmental Variables.)

  Then, I launched a new cmd prompt, cd’d into the directory with the PTunnel-0.70 source, and simply ran:
  MinGW32-Make ptunnel.exe

  That built the ptunnel.exe binary and I used it to connect to a ptunnel binary running on my CentOS box, and it worked great!

  April 4, 2009 at 05:55 Permalink
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  5 Tim wrote:

  This seems to be an excellent program. My problem is that I have a Belkin router between my internet connection and my server (Windows server 2003). The ping never seems to get to the server. I tried opening port 22, but no change. Is there a specific port that the proxy server side of the software looks for? How does it know which port to capture from? Thanks for any help and suggestions.

  May 21, 2009 at 15:45 Permalink
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  6 Sakti wrote:

  Can you give me example of server1 and web-proxy so I can practise that technic !

  September 10, 2009 at 18:20 Permalink
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  7 dwi ari wrote:

  How can if ptunnel on the client side, combined with OpenVPN?

  June 24, 2010 at 11:04 Permalink
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  8 raden wrote:

  ptunnel GUI (compiled) wont work on windows 7.

  “there must be a succesful match first (c:\program files\borland\delphi7\source\tperlregex\perlRegEx.pas, line 568”

  July 4, 2010 at 01:44 Permalink
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  9 michu wrote:

  ptunnel has nothing to do with delphi - as its compiled with cygwin gcc. there may be something wrong with your dll files…

  July 4, 2010 at 11:36 Permalink
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  10 raden wrote:

  any idea to edit dll files…???

  thanks

  July 4, 2010 at 17:36 Permalink
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  11 nung wrote:

  I use Ptunnel Unsuccessfully

  My SSH Server on Fress BSD based, i use for PTunnel server

  and my Ptunnel Client on WIndows XP. I use Ptunnel 0.70

  at my PTunnel server always say:
  iix# ptunnel -v 5 -c re0
  [inf]: Starting ptunnel v 0.70.
  [inf]: (c) 2004-2009 Daniel Stoedle,
  [inf]: Forwarding incoming ping packets over TCP.
  [dbg]: Starting ping proxy..
  [dbg]: Attempting to create privileged ICMP raw socket..
  [inf]: Initializing pcap.
  [vbs]: Network: 1xx.xx1.40.X
  [vbs]: Netmask: 255.255.255.0
  [inf]: Ping proxy is listening in privileged mode.
  [xfr]: Recv: 56 [0] bytes [seq = 0] [type = start] [ack = 65535] [icmp = 8] [user = yes] [pcap = 1]
  [inf]: Incoming tunnel request from 20x.3.xxx.212.
  [inf]: Starting new session to 127.0.0.1:1979 with ID 17059
  [dbg]: Adding proxy desc to run loop. Type is proxy. Will create socket: Yes
  [xfr]: Recv: 56 [0] bytes [seq = 0] [type = start] [ack = 65535] [icmp = 0] [user = yes] [pcap = 1]
  [err]: Dropping duplicate proxy session request.
  [xfr]: Send: 76 [40] bytes [seq = 0] [type = data] [ack = 0] [icmp = 0] [user = no]
  [xfr]: Recv: 96 [40] bytes [seq = 0] [type = data] [ack = 0] [icmp = 0] [user = no] [pcap = 1]
  [xfr]: Recv: 56 [0] bytes [seq = 1] [type = ack] [ack = 65535] [icmp = 8] [user = yes] [pcap = 1]
  [dbg]: Received ack-series starting at seq 65535
  [xfr]: Recv: 56 [0] bytes [seq = 1] [type = ack] [ack = 65535] [icmp = 0] [user = yes] [pcap = 1]

  any body can help me?

  July 25, 2010 at 09:02 Permalink