This package include a library and a fully functional client and server application. The server acts as a proxy sitting between a user and a client. The user activates a forwarder on the server to access one of the resource available through the connected client. This forwarder forwards new connections to the client. Then the client forwards the connection up to the local resource. The library and programs manage authentication and some securities. A .exe for windows and a runnable .egg that dont need installation are available from the site at http://blog.magiksys.net/software/tcp-proxy-reflector.
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