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How do I configure 3proxy to allow client connections to non-HTTP ports?
I've got a private 3proxy instance up and running, and it works good for connections to ports 80 and 443, but any other port makes my browser ask for authentication again, and when I do, it just continues asking.
I'm inclined to believe that the default config prohibits connections to ports other than these, so does anyone know how to allow all?
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Probably not authorized then (basic auth has no specification on telling whether a login was wrong or not, can only prompt again or print a HTML message - or change the authenticating name)
So you're suspicion for not having enough permissions to access other ports (probably need to be an administrator of some sort) sounds very logical to me, sadly I'm not familiar with 3proxy :-P
Solved it by adding
allow * * * 1-65535to the configgood choice, 3proxy is awesome.