oh, yesterday i try almost whole night to make this work, failed, failed, again and again, almost try over 50 kinds of methods which i found in internet, final i found that godaddy host do not support use ssh to create proxy, bullshit, godaddy sucked, so if u use godaddy host, should no waste your time to try this methods
How to make your own Private Proxy? Easy...
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madblacker
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I posted a similar thread then found this one since I've been thinking about this, to answer this question you can only create one per host since you would only have one IP on your hosting account and even if you had more they would be in the same c block making them too similar... if you had multiple accounts, though you could maybe get ones that are different enough
madblacker
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Don't ask them first.... haha what do you think their answer will be? Just cover your tracks and use a throwaway visa gift card when buying the host account.. also you may want to use a vpn or proxy that provides decent speed to connect to this proxy (pretty sure its not that hard to set up a double proxy like this) that way they don't have a read on your real IP and it would take some major thing like the FBI getting involved for them to figure it out
oh dudes you wont be happy with that proxy setup 
will be detected very fast as a proxy since its open. better setup a squid3 proxy and use it via a safe ssh session protected by iptables. that works best and is much more secure! any setup guide needed? PM me if interested (so i can write one)!
will be detected very fast as a proxy since its open. better setup a squid3 proxy and use it via a safe ssh session protected by iptables. that works best and is much more secure! any setup guide needed? PM me if interested (so i can write one)!oh dudes you wont be happy with that proxy setup
Well then explain it a bit more in depth for those of us who have no idea what you said here..
sysfailure
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oh dudes you wont be happy with that proxy setup
Why 3proxy will be detected and squid will not?
Abercrombie
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I learn something new every day here at BHW. Kinda takes me back to when I was an IM newb and I was always like "what the hell does that mean?".
With this, I know for the most part, but I must still learn more.
Last thing I truly had to investigate to understand was DMRs. Funny how you can know so much about IM and still draw a blank on certain things that will seem like child's play 1 month from now.
With this, I know for the most part, but I must still learn more.
Last thing I truly had to investigate to understand was DMRs. Funny how you can know so much about IM and still draw a blank on certain things that will seem like child's play 1 month from now.
negligence
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oh dudes you wont be happy with that proxy setup
Nice thought, but, false. I would HATE to give someone false information, much like you i'm sure.
A lot of businesses and government agencies in particular run proxies, open proxies at that.
Moreover, it's not running on your typical HTTP/Proxy port. It's running on 6666/6667 which are the RFC standard ports for IRCd's.
ginbeam
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Royx, try packetflip for a paid proxy solution and get some PVAs for CL posting. 1 post per IP per PVA per 48 hours is the rule so you don't lose your PVAs.
The reality is that the expense of buying, for example, 20 hosting accounts to get 20 different IPs for proxies will end up costing more than other solutions currently available. That is, unless you have a list of really cheap hosting providers you may save a few bucks (or if you have an aircard/dynamic DSL line then it's even cheaper).
The reality is that the expense of buying, for example, 20 hosting accounts to get 20 different IPs for proxies will end up costing more than other solutions currently available. That is, unless you have a list of really cheap hosting providers you may save a few bucks (or if you have an aircard/dynamic DSL line then it's even cheaper
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MLMGUROO
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Hi,
Could you please tell me if it's possible to have squid3 (!, not 2.6!!!) running under CentOs 5.X??
Could you send me anything about it?
Much appreciated!
Thank you.
fatboy
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I have also just discovered Dante proxy server and installed it on all of my VPSes. Took 5 minutes to start from a vanilla Ubuntu to get a proxy running tied down to my IP address.
Did a post of it on my blog (see sig!)
Installed ProxySwitch in Firefox and I can dive in and out of proxies like nobodies business!
Did a post of it on my blog (see sig!)
Installed ProxySwitch in Firefox and I can dive in and out of proxies like nobodies business!
dirtysecret
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Don't forget to delete your flash LSOs and standard cookies, otherwise changing IPs is for naught (or does ProxySwitch do that automatically?)
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