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our university blocked some websites from its wi-fi.to access those websites from my laptop,what should I do??
I'm aware of proxifier in windows,I'd happy if anything like proxifier is available for my Ubuntu 10.04.
thanx in advance.
If you have another linuxmachine outside your university you could use that via an ssh-tunnel or some vpn-solution to circonvent the universities firewall completely.
they probably use squid to block you from those websites, the setting is in the server and you cant do anything but hacking that server !
if you hacked server and accessed to squid.conf let me know to give you other instruction !
they probably use squid to block you from those websites, the setting is in the server and you cant do anything but hacking that server !
if you hacked server and accessed to squid.conf let me know to give you other instruction !
Sorry, are you suggesting he hack into a server?? Seriously?? Your answer suggests you have a really really bad knowledge of the factors involved, and I'd advise you not to ever advocate things like this if you wish to remain a member of this site.
Last edited by acid_kewpie; 10-29-2010 at 05:37 AM.
i don't like your thread. that was a joke and you are so childish. dont ever talk like that .
I don't understand why what I said could be seen as childish in the slightest, unlike apparent "jokes" about hacking servers, which is extremely childish. Either way, please don't joke about things like that as humour can very easily be lost once it's written down.
I don't understand why what I said could be seen as childish in the slightest, unlike apparent "jokes" about hacking servers, which is extremely childish. Either way, please don't joke about things like that as humour can very easily be lost once it's written down.
even at your first post you did know that was joke but you want show yourself as honest man/woman, we all got that, Mr Honest.
You think what you like. Thread closed as it's clearly not going to improve. I would advise the OP to post a new thread normally, but given the question, it is not really appropriate anyway.
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