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== HTTP Tunneling ==
Tunneling uses two persistent connections: POST for sending and GET for receiving.
Tunneling Header
Every transaction sent via the tunnel is preceded by this 8-byte header:
| Description | Size | Data Code |
|---|---|---|
| Data code | 4 | Disconnect (0), Data (1), Padding (2) |
| Data size | 4 | Size of the following transaction |
MIME Type
All HTTP requests for tunneling must use:
Content-Type: hotline/protocol
