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2011-07-03
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2011-07-03
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2011-07-03
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2011-07-04
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2011-07-04
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2011-07-04
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Since my college uses a proxy with a login on their wifi, I'm limited to just the web browser for internet access. As for the application manager, IM, etc. I'm out of luck. I saw this mentioned in another thread from a while back to no avail. Maybe a reboot to the idea can spark someone with more experience to get this idea in development?
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#HTTPSProxy proxyaddress:proxyport HTTPSProxyAuthenticator domain\username:password #Socks5Proxy proxyaddress:proxyport Socks5ProxyUsername domain\username Socks5ProxyPassword password #ReachableAddresses reject *:* #ReachableAddresses accept *:*
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there is a way to use all your apps in work or school where you behind isa server (authentication proxy)
this work without export your proxy or put your proxy setting in wifi profiles
so to make this work you have to install tor.
after install it :
1-cd to tor configuration file and back-up it
cd /etc/tor/
sudo cp torrc torrc-orig
now we are ready to edit the config file
2- use your favorite text editing app to edit /etc/tor/torrc
add these lines :
now its depend to your work,school networkCode:#HTTPSProxy proxyaddress:proxyport HTTPSProxyAuthenticator domain\username:password #Socks5Proxy proxyaddress:proxyport Socks5ProxyUsername domain\username Socks5ProxyPassword password #ReachableAddresses reject *:* #ReachableAddresses accept *:*
is it use http-proxy or socks-proxy? (most of the time uses http-proxy)
if your network place use http-proxy then uncomment HTTPSProxy
and fill it with your HTTP proxy Address and port
if it use socks5-proxy then uncomment Socks5Proxy and fill it with your Socks proxy Address and port
3-keep these two commented
#ReachableAddresses reject *:*
#ReachableAddresses accept *:*
most network close or filter their ports, so we must check if the ports tor try to connect is closed or not
run tor if tor port closed it will tell something like this
"Proxy Client :unable to connect to ip-address:port"
now take every port tor cant connect to and write it
now uncomment these
#ReachableAddresses reject *:*
#ReachableAddresses accept *:*
let's say we have 9001, 9003,9005 closed
ReachableAddresses reject *:9001,*:9003,*:9005
ReachableAddresses accept *:*
now tor reject any connection with these ports
and accept any
now run tor and enjoy
Almost all app will work
App I tried:
Availability :facebook,msn"haze",skype, (work)
apt-get (work)
Yappari (work)
msn "pecan" (not work for me)
sorry for my bad English