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iyadnan
12/31/2000
15:58:17 |
 Subject: Proxy In Syria
Message:
Does Any One Know How To Enable The Voice Chat And Video Via Proxy In Syria.....??
If Yes Please E-mail Me...
Iyad
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CIA
12/31/2000
22:55:00 | RE: Proxy In Syria
Message:
Don't they cut you're dick off for surfing porn in Damascus?
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Haggas
12/31/2000
23:57:35 | RE: Proxy In Syria
Message:
Only if they use the "Bobbit" proxy!
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Sentury
1/01/2001
00:37:00 | RE: Proxy In Syria
Message:
I can't add anything to this, this is just too DAMN funny!!! Poor Iyad,........
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froggg
1/01/2001
06:11:34 | RE: Proxy In Syria
Message:
Hi! Iyadnan.
compliments of the season to you & other good people of Syria.
Please try HttPort it may be of use.
The URL is www.exetech-va.com/httport/
Good luck!
i also use HttPort for local news servers
and my mail activities. For example, i sent this message
using Httport with 12.3.96.10:8080 proxy instead of
remailers.
HTTPort opens virtual connection to the remote
address through a proxy server and then
emulate any remote service on your local
machine. That works with Http, Pop/Smtp, News,
Irc protocol like a charm.
HTTPort doesn't work with icq or ftp clients
but handy for bypassing server or channel bans on irc!
I think, this is due to the fact that icq and ftp uses
UDP and unpredictable several ports.
Httport may be downloaded at:
http://www.geocities.com/researchtriangle/6651/httport.htm
When you start up the HTTPort for the first time, it has
no proxy defined. You should enter an open proxy server address
on the "System" tab with port number (like 80 or 8080) You should edit the "localhost:8080" entry on the
"Port mapping" tab to any other 'working' web proxy.
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BadB0y
1/15/2001
09:34:06 | RE: Proxy In Syria
Message:
Sorry, ftp uses tcp. tftp uses udp.
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Lizard
1/17/2001
07:48:05 | RE: Proxy In Syria
Message:
frogg spoke thusly:
i also use HttPort for local news servers
and my mail activities. For example, i sent this message using Httport with 12.3.96.10:8080 proxy instead of remailers.
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Froggg, what sort of mail client are u usuing?
Can u use something like JBN2 or Eudora, if so how
do you force them to use HttPort?
Thanks for your reply in advance.
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