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2010-01-12
, 21:13
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#22
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Originally Posted by Laughingstok
Thanks, man! Much appreciated. Well, 5.12am in Shanghai, guess it's time to get at least some sleep. Will have a look at this thread once I'm up and running again.
I'm writing a basic redirect proxy in Perl with limited success at the moment. I'll try to get one running up on a box in the U.S. so you can redirect to the apps you want.. at least in theory.
Good night!
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2010-01-13
, 01:38
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Joined on Dec 2009
@ China
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#23
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Originally Posted by ColdFusion
OK guys, got a workaround and have successfully installed 8 of the apps I wanted, it's a shame most of them are kind of, meh. anyway I spoke to soon earlier in the post when i said web proxies wouldnt work. SUBMONO - use Ltunnel or hidemyass or any free proxywebsite and it will work surprisingly.
How can you accept something like this! I am from a former communist country and I know what you're living in. So now I'd never accept any kind of censorship or monitoring. You shouldn't be living in constant fear!
Anyway install OpenVPN with some free VPN provider like http://itshidden.com/ for example.
@Coldfusion
well it's not really fear for me since i'm a foreigner the most they can do is deport me, say, if I research the wrong things online and get politically active or...show my students the movie "Red Corner"
anyway, I HAVE used itshidden before on my PC (windows) but dont know how to use OpenVPN at all. did a little bit of reading but it looked pretty complex, something about a .config file or something. I even installed it on the N900 (GUI and applet) but had no idea what i was doing so i took it off. could u maybe give us a walkthrough? since yes, the solution has been found for apps but those webproxies are unbearably slow and sometimes unusable when trying to access all the other websites named in the title of this thread.
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2010-01-13
, 05:56
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#24
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Okay, very slooow proxy server worked! Thanks for the tip. But it's a painful process. Installing Angry Birds took around 20 minutes.
Anyway, it's now where it belongs
Anyway, it's now where it belongs
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2010-01-13
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Joined on Sep 2007
@ Montreal
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#25
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Someone has to make a iodine package :-)
(ssh tunnel over DNS tunnel !)
(ssh tunnel over DNS tunnel !)
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2010-01-13
, 08:38
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Joined on Jul 2007
@ Bern, Switzerland
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#26
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You can setup a proxy in your connections advanced settings.
Doesn't that help?
Doesn't that help?
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"the idea of truly having a computer in your pocket just moved a big step closer."
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2010-01-13
, 08:52
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@ China
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#27
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Originally Posted by twaelti
I tried plugging in the server and port number for a proxy app into my GPRS settings in connections advanced settings but...the browser said proxy refused connections. i think because, like in Windows, the app has to be running in the background.
You can setup a proxy in your connections advanced settings.
Doesn't that help?
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2010-01-13
, 09:22
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Joined on May 2007
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#28
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Originally Posted by HRZ
I don't really know I guess it's not much different than setting it up on the desktop.
anyway, I HAVE used itshidden before on my PC (windows) but dont know how to use OpenVPN at all. did a little bit of reading but it looked pretty complex, something about a .config file or something. I even installed it on the N900 (GUI and applet) but had no idea what i was doing so i took it off. could u maybe give us a walkthrough? since yes, the solution has been found for apps but those webproxies are unbearably slow and sometimes unusable when trying to access all the other websites named in the title of this thread.
Maybe someone who has more experience with VPN can help out. You should really concentrate on that solution because it's the best in my opinion for your situation.
I'm interested in your observations, how do the native people perceive their situation? Are they aware of the "glass bubble", do they care, are they bothered? In my experience they are really afraid discussing those issues.
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2010-01-13
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@ UK
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#29
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Slightly on-topic: Google reviewing it's policies in China.
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2010-01-13
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#30
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Glad you found a solution. The proxy I've written does not consistently work with all sites and I don't have the strength to sit down and figure out the different talking protocols sites are using so I can make sure my socket is listening or sending depending.
It works with sites like amazon.com and google.com great, but doesn't work on sites like store.ovi.com. I was writing it on the socket level (reinventing the wheel basically) so it could run on the N900 without need of perl modules. If I get any further I'll publish the results.
It works with sites like amazon.com and google.com great, but doesn't work on sites like store.ovi.com. I was writing it on the socket level (reinventing the wheel basically) so it could run on the N900 without need of perl modules.
If I get any further I'll publish the results.
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