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The Google Desktop Proxy from Kent Fitch allows access to the Google Desktop from remote machines.
The basics:
This program is a very simple proxy. A browser or other program on another computer can open a connection to this program which passes the request through to the Google Desktop web server on the same machine as the proxy. Because it is on the same machine, the Google Desktop web server processes the request and passes the result back to the proxy which in turn sends it back to the originating requestor.
The Java program uses a simple configuration file to specifiy the listening port, a log file, and IP addresses allowed access.
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One Response for "Google Desktop Proxy"
October 24th, 2004 at 3:00 am
1LOL… that took about two days longer than I’d bet a coworker it would. That or we’re just posting it late. :-)
nowif someone can hack it to index user defined filetypes as text… it’ll do .java files, but it doesn’t search some of the other sourcecode files my officemates use, and I don’t think it does XML…
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