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How to modify proxmitron with https server ? - sasa_hero92 - Jul. 05, 2011 02:49 PM
Hi, i've https server but when i tried to mod Host with it ,But it didn't work
the server is
Note : the server is free and it's working on Your-freedom with https protocol
i'm waiting for your replies
RE: How to modify proxmitron with https server ? - Oddysey - Jul. 05, 2011 09:49 PM
Lest anyone think I'm imitating Rip Van Winkle, I gotta ask....
Why does this make the hair on the back of my neck stand up at full attention?
RE: How to modify proxmitron with https server ? - JJoe - Jul. 06, 2011 01:03 AM
"Your-freedom" appears to be a local proxy, written in Java. Like the Proxomitron, the browser can be set to use the "Your-freedom" local proxy on localhost:8080 or 127.0.0.1:8080.
To use "Your-freedom" with the Proxomitron requires 'chaining' the proxies together. I would try setting the browser to use the Proxomitron and setting the Proxomitron to use the "Your-freedom" proxy. The address of one of the proxies needs to be changed. They cannot both use 8080.
The Proxomitron may need to be 'socksified' to use the "Your-freedom" socks proxy.
My guess is that the "Your-freedom" network somehow requires the "Your-freedom" local java proxy... If the question is:
'Can the Proxomitron allow use of the "Your-freedom" network without the "Your-freedom" local java proxy?'
I would be surprised to find that the answer was as simple as modifying the host header or connecting the Proxomitron to an external proxy but I have been surprised before.
I found the IP that you posted to be disconcerting...
RE: How to modify proxmitron with https server ? - sasa_hero92 - Jul. 06, 2011 01:15 AM
(Jul. 06, 2011 01:03 AM)JJoe Wrote: "Your-freedom" appears to be a local proxy, written in Java. Like the Proxomitron, the browser can be set to use the "Your-freedom" local proxy on localhost:8080 or 127.0.0.1:8080.thanks for your answer
To use "Your-freedom" with the Proxomitron requires 'chaining' the proxies together. I would try setting the browser to use the Proxomitron and setting the Proxomitron to use the "Your-freedom" proxy. The address of one of the proxies needs to be changed. They cannot both use 8080.
The Proxomitron may need to be 'socksified' to use the "Your-freedom" socks proxy.
My guess is that the "Your-freedom" network somehow requires the "Your-freedom" local java proxy... If the question is:
'Can the Proxomitron allow use of the "Your-freedom" network without the "Your-freedom" local java proxy?'
I would be surprised to find that the answer was as simple as modifying the host header or connecting the Proxomitron to an external proxy but I have been surprised before.
I found the IP that you posted to be disconcerting...
in tems of my ip
, i'm from Egypt my ip starts with 41.again, thans
RE: How to modify proxmitron with https server ? - JJoe - Jul. 06, 2011 01:32 AM
(Jul. 06, 2011 01:15 AM)sasa_hero92 Wrote: i'm from Egypt
I know and that is OK
You are welcome.
RE: How to modify proxmitron with https server ? - sasa_hero92 - Jul. 06, 2011 01:41 AM
(Jul. 06, 2011 01:32 AM)JJoe Wrote:(Jul. 06, 2011 01:15 AM)sasa_hero92 Wrote: i'm from Egypt
I know and that is OK
You are welcome.
thanQ