> But to speak these non-HTTP protocols over a HTTP proxy (as it seemed
> the original posted wanted) it requires that the proxy allows such
> things.

So the question is: does anyone gives "opened" proxy list for free? :)
I'v only met proxies which provide http(s), smtp, pop and few other
protocols contections. No mention about the telnet proxy :/

Greetings
Dei

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Received on 2004-01-07