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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 FilesWpdPackInclude.

  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:MinGWBin 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 filesborlanddelphi7sourcetperlregexperlRegEx.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]: © 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
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  12 Alexey wrote:

  Thanks. Excel­lent program :)

  January 27, 2011 at 08:59 Permalink