I would like to tunnel the following through a ssh connection on port 119 (telnet, ssh(22), and www) to my home network.

I have the ssh server setup and listening on port 119 and it works fine.

squid is setup to proxy the www which is what I want but how do I setup my linux box to accept the telnet and ssh(22) connections and forward them onto the outside world.

My firewall at work blocks port 22, and 23 so I would like to fire up my ssh connection on 119 and then be able to ssh and telnet any where I want too on my PC at work.

Thanks
Steve

what are you actually trying to achieve... you don't proxy ssh with squid... if you want ssh access via a tunnel then just configure a standard tunnel and use it locally to have the packets be sent from the other end of the tunnel.

I know that I can't use squid for ssh. It is doing my www so that I can browse the internet through the tunnel

I want to be able to ssh and telnet to any internet address from work tunneled through the ssh(119 port) on my server at home.

unless you're using a socks proxy, you need to establish a new tunnel for each remote peer connection you wish to establish, e.g. -L1234:somewhere.com:22 -L1235:somewhereelse.com:22