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netproxy's Issues

[Documentation] forwardIP could be a host name

According to the documentation forwardIp could only be an IP, but when looking to the source it is read into the parameter remoteServerHostNameOrAddress.

This is a very nice feature when the target ip is changed very often (dyndns) because the built-in netsh portproxy is not able to use dns as a intermediate layer. I think it should be mentioned in the docs!

Intercept HTTP headers

Hi,,

I would like to intercept HTTP headers and response, can you said me how to achieve this ?

Thanks you

Missing licence

Hi,

I'd like to use your code as a base for my little project, essentialy I'd like to proxy TCP connections from my GPS tracker to GPS tracking server, which is what your code seems to do. However I also need to intercept the traffic to log it into my database for storage redundancy and future custom processing, which your code obviously doesn't do.

Therefore I would like to use your code as a base for my app, as I would like to not have to reinvent the wheel with TCP proxying :)

May I have your permission to use your code and publish it on github (that would make deploys easier), of course making sure you're marked as proxy code author.

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