making your own proxies?
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booman
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booman
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Thanks for the additional info. I have cgi-proxy installed on one of my domains and it seems ok, and since I'm using it for my own private proxy it should work ok. Will try out glype also and see if there is a difference, though I already see one feature that is going to come in handy!
fatboy
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Go the whole hog and get yourself a VPS and tunnel to it over VPS - secure connection from you to the VPS, comes out as an elite proxy in whatever country you can get a VPS.
I have a couple of European ones, couple of US ones and a UK one.
They work a treat - act as SOCKS so you can put everything across the tunnel, MSN, Yahoo etc, browsing.....
I have set an account up for someone on this forum so hopefully they will give it a good test soon and say how it goes
I have a couple of European ones, couple of US ones and a UK one.
They work a treat - act as SOCKS so you can put everything across the tunnel, MSN, Yahoo etc, browsing.....
I have set an account up for someone on this forum so hopefully they will give it a good test soon and say how it goes
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Depends what you plan to use the proxies for. Some sites don't care and some do. If you are willing to divulge what your intentions are, we can help you out better.
ultimatium1
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Just for your info, If you created your script, I believe Analytics also uses cookies, So make sure to store cookies on your server!
Thank maybe why analytics isnt showing UV
justone
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Hey guys, when using a web-proxy then please know what you are doing.
Web-proxies are good to reach a censored/blocked website.
Web-proxies can not hide your IP.
They make it harder to see the IP, but it's still visible.
See my thread about it : http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/proxies/39619-why-web-proxy-not-providing-anonymity.html
Glype is a good one btw. I can recommend it as web-proxy. (but not for anonymity)
If you want to really hide your IP to the webserver then you need a SOCKS proxy or a HTTP proxy.
lookup squid (a complicate one to install) or proxify (a easy to use http proxy) or my personal favorite 3proxy .
These solutions all help (if correctly applied) to hide your IP professional, but they do not provide real anonymity.
If you need a large number of IPs or real anonymity (one that can not be traced back to you in the case of cases) then I'd suggest you my own product.
It's the fastest high anonymity service on the internet created for SEO. (look at my sig)
If you can then avoid proxylists, they are an ugly method. Illegal, a pain in the ass to maintain and pretty unsecure
Web-proxies are good to reach a censored/blocked website.
Web-proxies can not hide your IP.
They make it harder to see the IP, but it's still visible.
See my thread about it : http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/proxies/39619-why-web-proxy-not-providing-anonymity.html
Glype is a good one btw. I can recommend it as web-proxy. (but not for anonymity)
If you want to really hide your IP to the webserver then you need a SOCKS proxy or a HTTP proxy.
lookup squid (a complicate one to install) or proxify (a easy to use http proxy) or my personal favorite 3proxy .
These solutions all help (if correctly applied) to hide your IP professional, but they do not provide real anonymity.
If you need a large number of IPs or real anonymity (one that can not be traced back to you in the case of cases) then I'd suggest you my own product.
It's the fastest high anonymity service on the internet created for SEO. (look at my sig)
If you can then avoid proxylists, they are an ugly method. Illegal, a pain in the ass to maintain and pretty unsecure
JesterJoker
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with 1and1 I get an error 500.
I use there CGI console to see whats going on and get no error?
anyone come across this
I use there CGI console to see whats going on and get no error?
anyone come across this
fatboy
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Are you running the script in the cgi-bin folder?
If not, stick this in the .htaccess file and it may help out:
You may need to add an AddHandler line as well depending on what your script is (.cgi / .pl etc), like:
If not, stick this in the .htaccess file and it may help out:
Code:
Options +ExecCGIYou may need to add an AddHandler line as well depending on what your script is (.cgi / .pl etc), like:
Code:
AddHandler cgi-script plJesterJoker
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yes but thought that it might be a .htaccess issue.
that screwed up my bans sites having .htaccess wrong
I will try that.
that screwed up my bans sites having .htaccess wrong
I will try that.
JesterJoker
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incredible. it worked...
thank you so much..
my idea was setup cgiproxy with a host that will give me 20 IP's and have my own personal proxies.
thank you so much..
my idea was setup cgiproxy with a host that will give me 20 IP's and have my own personal proxies.