Problem with reverse-proxy

[Karsten Malcher]

Hello,

i will not say that there is a bug because i tried to use httptunnel in a very
special way:

There is a Linux-machine as Web-Server running apache2 and so it should answer
on port 80.
To share the IP-Adress for other services i use an reverse-proxy within the
apache.
This reverse-proxy maps an IP/Port to a specific URL.
E.g. you can reach the webmin at port 10000 via HTTP or HTTPS on the URL
https://mydomain.homedns.org/webmin/

Now i want to tunnel a SSH-Connection to the Server via HTTP additional.
I use "hts -F localhost:22 8888" on the Linux-machine for tunneling and i map
the port 8888 with the
reverse-proxy to a specific URL http://mydomain.homedns.org/tunnel/

On a PC running windows i try to connect to the server with
"htc -F 1235 mydomain.homedns.org/tunnel/:80"
The command will we executed without problems and the service is launched.

But when i try to connect with putty to localhost on port 1235 i get the
message:
2006-05-03 11:02:44     Looking up host "localhost"
2006-05-03 11:02:44     Connecting to 127.0.0.1 port 1235
2006-05-03 11:02:45     Server unexpectedly closed network connection

The service killed himself and is terminated.
Also when i use "htc -w -F 1235 mydomain.homedns.org/tunnel/:80" there is no
output or error-message.

Is there a chance to establish a connection in this special way ?
The problem is maybe that the URL is solved to the IP by htc but it must
maintain the URL-Path.

Best regards
Karsten Malcher