**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Dec 03 02:59:57 2020 Dec 03 09:31:22 n900's worthy: https://github.com/tenox7/wrp Dec 03 10:19:59 lol Dec 03 10:42:10 i haven't tried the nginx solution on tmo yet, but i think it's a better option Dec 03 10:52:54 ? Dec 03 10:53:04 nginx on tmo? Dec 03 10:59:01 yes. you run nginx on the device as a proxy, then microb connects to it. Dec 03 10:59:10 iirc halftux prepared the package Dec 03 10:59:50 sicelo, that only solves ssl problem Dec 03 10:59:59 not the funky layouts and js Dec 03 11:00:23 true Dec 03 13:35:34 i guess this is a noob question - i have an openwrt 'server' with two interfaces (192.168.8.0/24 for WAN, and 192.168.1.0/24 for LAN). I also am able to SSH to it from anywhere (via ngrok for now) Dec 03 13:36:20 on hte WAN interface, a Huawei router is connected, with IP 192.168.8.1. I need to connect to the web config of this router Dec 03 13:38:16 doing `ssh -L 1234:192.168.8.1:80` and opening localhost:1234 on my browser results in the browser trying to access http://192.168.8.1/html/index.html?url=localhost:1234 Dec 03 13:38:28 so i'm a bit stuck. any ideas? Dec 03 13:39:12 disable javascript or write url yourself Dec 03 13:39:15 nooo Dec 03 13:39:22 ssh -D 9050 Dec 03 13:39:40 and use 127.0.0.1:9050 as a SOCKS proxy Dec 03 13:40:02 bencoh, so, openssh can act as socks now? Dec 03 13:40:03 nice Dec 03 13:40:07 KotCzarny: for ... ages :) Dec 03 13:40:27 oh and, don't forget to enable remote dns resolving/proxying (in about:conf) Dec 03 13:41:10 i think he only needs to access huawei conf Dec 03 13:41:28 mmm, for some reason i thought -D wouldn't be the right one here Dec 03 13:41:50 yeah, the dns part was in case it needs to resolve some .lan/whatever name Dec 03 13:41:54 why not just 192.168.8.1 without tricks? Dec 03 13:42:30 i'm on the internet, not owrt Dec 03 13:44:51 i'm accessing owrt via ssh (through ngrok). so i need a way to specify my intention to speak to 192.168.8.1:80. there's also 192.168.1.1:80 open, which is owrt's config. i can access that with no problem. it's the ..8.1:80 that i'm struggling with Dec 03 13:45:18 huawei might be hardcoded to :80 Dec 03 13:45:27 so just forwad local port 80 ? Dec 03 13:46:01 ahm Dec 03 13:46:08 and local ip needed Dec 03 13:46:15 pity it doesnt use some fake domain Dec 03 13:46:53 sicelo: -D should work anyway, unless I missed something Dec 03 13:47:03 yeah Dec 03 13:47:10 bencoh's solution should be best Dec 03 13:48:25 i'll try it in a bit. i've somehpw got my keyboard in a locked state of sorts Dec 03 13:51:14 i don't think -D will work, or i don't know how to use it well (i use it a lot, but yeah) Dec 03 13:51:48 why wouldn't it work? Dec 03 13:51:58 i've recently rewritten some tiny extension that changes urls on the fly in firefox Dec 03 13:53:31 ah, i think i understand now. trying Dec 03 13:54:59 yes, it's working. thanks **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Dec 04 02:59:56 2020