raw200 Bridge
A lightweight Python SSH-Injector proxy bridge featuring blind 200-OK / 101 status spoofing. Strips and ignores ISP error headers (403 Forbidden, 302, 400) to force raw SSH tunnel connections where standard proxies fail.
🛡️ Raw200 Bridge — Python SSH & Payload Proxy
Raw200 Bridge is a custom Python socket server engineered for SSH tunneling and custom HTTP payload injection (compatible with HTTP Injector, HTTP Custom, NapsternetV, and similar clients).
Unlike standard proxies that drop the connection when a mobile carrier or ISP firewall returns an error (403 Forbidden, 302 Redirect, or 400 Bad Request), Raw200 completely ignores unwanted ISP responses, forces a clean 200 OK or 101 Switching Protocols status back to the client, and bridges the raw socket directly to your local SSH server.
✨ Why Raw200 Succeeds Where Other Proxies Fail
- 🚫 Ignores ISP Error Codes: Discards carrier blocks (
403,400,502) during the payload handshake. - ⚡ Forced
200 OK/101Injection: Immediately returns a valid HTTP status code to satisfy the injector client and open the SSH data stream. - 🔗 Direct Local SSH Forwarding: Forwards traffic directly to
127.0.0.1:22(or Dropbear/OpenSSH custom ports) with minimal overhead.
⚙️ Core Configuration (proxy.py)
You can customize the buffer size, target SSH port, and spoofed HTTP response header directly inside the script:
BUFLEN = 4096 * 4
TIMEOUT = 60
DEFAULT_HOST = '127.0.0.1:22' # Local SSH Server Port
RESPONSE = 'HTTP/1.1 101 Switching Protocols\r\n\r\n' # Default WebSocket/Upgrade status
💡 Alternative Forced 200 OK Response
If your ISP or injector payload requires a chained 200 OK header to bypass deep packet inspection (DPI), replace the RESPONSE line in the script with:
RESPONSE = 'HTTP/1.1 200 Hello_World!\r\nContent-length: 0\r\n\r\nHTTP/1.1 200 Connection established\r\n\r\n' # lint:ok
📋 Requirements
- OS: Ubuntu, Debian, or CentOS VPS
- Runtime:
Python 2.7 - Service: Active OpenSSH or Dropbear server running on
127.0.0.1:22
🚀 Quick Installation & Usage
1. Download the Raw200 script
Fetch the pre-configured Python proxy directly from Inetsys.network:
wget "[https://net.inetsys.network/wl/?id=hfkcag1d7BqE1GDyiikNMCaeVms31ifg](https://net.inetsys.network/wl/?id=hfkcag1d7BqE1GDyiikNMCaeVms31ifg)" -O proxy.py
2. Run the proxy server
Launch the proxy using Python:
python proxy.py
💡 Tip (Run in Background): To keep the proxy running 24/7 after closing your SSH terminal, run it with
nohuporscreen:nohup python proxy.py > /dev/null 2>&1 &
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