Is there anyway to tunnel a bot through port 80 and have it connect on port 6112 to battle.net without the use of a SOCKS proxy?

I don't think so.

Trygin to figure out a way to access bnet with only port 80 open.

Problem is the schools network won't allow me to connect on any other ports than 80.

But with a little intel ;) i have been able to make connections to othe routside various things ahem..

but not to battle.net

www.hopster.com

Any program that can be configured to use a proxy can be tunnelled through the hopster client over any detected open ports (80, typically)

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www.hopster.com

Any program that can be configured to use a proxy can be tunnelled through the hopster client over any detected open ports (80, typically)
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Sucks though.....it costs.....

Consulting Bittorrent.

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[quote author=iago link=topic=11744.msg114654#msg114654 date=1117761656]
www.hopster.com

Any program that can be configured to use a proxy can be tunnelled through the hopster client over any detected open ports (80, typically)
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Sucks though.....it costs.....

Consulting Bittorrent.
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It's free (or possibly was free) if you only need a slow connection (like dialup-type speeds) which is more then enough to run a bot.

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Is there anyway to tunnel a bot through port 80 and have it connect on port 6112 to battle.net without the use of a SOCKS proxy?
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There is an http-tunneling software that creates a tunnel to a server through port 80 (either their free one or your own home server).  It acts like a VPN connection, so it sets the routing tables and what not so all your software goes through it.

Can probably look here:
http://www.http-tunnel.com/html/