Old Proxomitron Forums

Hi "Redhades",

             Welcome to the FORUM! Glad You are here!
As to Your Question, I worked on that very subject some time ago. Right off hand I can't remember if I entered a chain of Remote Proxies in the Proxy-list in "Proxo" or if there was some other way that I did it. Seems like it was How You chained them together that made the difference. [I've got a good memory, it's just Short!]. But I will got through my notes and see what I can come up with. In the mean time maybe one of the other members knows how that it's done. But remember that chaining Remote Proxies or just using a Remote Proxy can slow Surfin' down to crawl, depending on Proxy Location, Traffic, and Bandwidth. Also this might be of Interest to You,
http://asp.flaaten.dk/pforum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=539&whichpage=1&ARCHIVE=

Again let me take this opportunity to Welcome You to(What I believe to Be)the Best FORUM on the NET!
Take Care and Have a Great & Wonderful Day,
Best Wishes,
"Jak"

 

Hi My "Proxomitronic-Friends",
   
                         The Via general-header field MUST be used by gateways and proxies to indicate the intermdiate protocols and recipients between the user agent and the server on requests, and between the origin server and the client on responses. It is analogous to the "Received" field of RFC 822std11(->2822prop)[9] and is intended to be used for "TRACKING" Message Forwards , Avoiding request loops, and "IDENTIFYING" the Protocol capabilities of ALL senders along the request/reponse chain.

The Protocol-name is optional if and only if it would be "HTTP". The received-by field is normally the host and optional port number of a recipient server or client that subsequently forwarded the message. However, if the Real Host is considered to sensitive information, it MAY BE REPLACED BY A "PSUEDONYM". If the port is not given, it "MAY" be assumed to be the default port of the received protocol.

"MULTIPLE VIA FIELD" values represent each Proxy or Gateway that has fowarded the message. Each recipient "MUST" append its information such that the end result is ordered according to the sequence of the forwarding applications.

For example, a request message could be sent from an HTTP/1.0 user agent to an Internal Proxy Code-Named "monica", which uses HTTP/1.1 to forward the request to a Public Proxy at 'Dry-cleaners.com, which completes the request by forwarding it to the origin server at www"Big-House.gov.com. The request received by www"Big-House.gov.com would then have the following Via header field:  

Via: 1.0 monica, 1.1 Dry-cleaners.com(Apache/1.1)

Proxies and Gateways used as a portal through a network firewall SHOULD NOT, by DEFAULT, forward the names and the ports of hosts within the firewall region. This information SHOULD only be propagated if explicitly enabled. If not enabled, the received-by Host of any Host behind the firewall "SHOULD BE REPLACED BY AN APPROPRIATE 'PSUEDONYM' for that host."

For organizations that have Strong Privacy requirements for Hiding Internal Structures, a proxy "MAY" combine an ordered subsequence of "Via" Header field entries with indentical received-protocol values into a single such entry. For example:
 
Via: 1.0 monica, 1.1 bill, 1.1 hillary, 1.0 cigar

could be collapsed to

Via: 1.0 monica, 1.1 clinton, 1.0 cigar

As You will notice there is an exception in the above examples where that a "User Agent"[us] on a LAN can be forwarded through an Internal Proxy[Proxomitron], as long as a "Appropriate Psuedonym" is used. It was upon this Psuedonym "loop-hole exception" that I was thinking about when the idea to create an Add-on to "Spoofers" that would make it "appear" not only that You were chained through two or three proxies, but also that You were a user on a LAN network. Of course this would ONLY be "Fake" forwarded information as Well.

Have a Great & Wonderful Day, My Proxomitronic-Friends!
Best Wishes,
"Glad-to-be-back-Jak"

Edited by - JakBeNymble on 08 Aug 2002  19:29:07

Hi "Friends",

            I just wanted to say for the record, that a decent DVD Drive(Not DVD-R) from "tigerdirect.com" costs $19.95 US dollars, after a $20.00 mail-in re-bate. The item # is A451-4126, but the offer expires 8/15/02. One might suggest that the Computer-City Folks purchase one from tigerdirect and ship it to "Reidar". Also along with a written apology for being & acting like the 'North End' of a Mule running South!

Take Care and I hope that You ALL have a Wonderful Day,
Your Friend---"Jak"




Edited by - JakBeNymble on 01 Aug 2002  23:50:24

Hi "Proxo-Friends",

                   I thought I would let You know what I have been into in the last little bit. I have been working with the Spoofer filters to make it "appear" that You are not only surfing through Proxies, but also make it appear that You are inside a "Fake" Network LAN. I thought that it would further obscure and mis-direct the attention to Your Actual IP. I have had little success, but it's not anything to post yet.

I do have somewhat of an "up-date" for You though for the "Via"-Filter. If you checked out the first post that I made on this Subject, You will see that the Replacement text of the "Via:Filter" is:

Replacement="1 /Accept-Encoding: deflate, gzip; (version Foobar 2001 beta seven) 0303.022201424 , 3.0 , 2.0 , 1.0"
----------------------------------------
Now change the Replacement Text in the "Via:Filter"to:

Replacement="HTTP1.1/1"

This will clean up the string, and it gave me a little more speed on page loading. The reason that the first replacement was so long and had that strange-looking number in it, was for "over-loading" the string. But now with the combination of the other Spoofer-Filters You don't have to do that. This new replacement looks more "natural" to the sites, and as I said before I think my pages load alittle quicker.
I hope that I can get the "Fake" LAN idea working soon, but if any of You have any ideas, I would greatly appreciate any input that You can give. We are all in this together, and I believe, "that all human knowledge belongs to all humans". "The more we talk, the more we share, and the more we share, the more we are all the better for it."--ARNE

Well I hope that each and everyone has a Great Week & a Wonderful Week-end.
Best Wishes & Safe-Surfin'
Your Friend--"Jak"





 

Hi "Proxo-Friends",

                   Here is where You can download "fkWare SysMon 1.22 for Windows 9x and Windows NT/2000". I've used the default Sysmon to set-swap files, monitor memory, and CPU usage. I haven't used the this one, but I thought it looked worth checking out. Here is the link: http://www.fkware.com/sysmon/
Have a Wonderful Day My Friends,
Best Wishes & Safe-Surfin'
"jak"

 

Hi "AltoSax",

             I'm with ARNE, I think this is fun! Besides I try to learn something new everyday, . .I would rather learn from a Friend as someone I didn't know. And I believe it or not, You ALL are like Family to me!!

I think that the water will decrease as the cubes melt. The reason is that water is a "strange substance". It Expands when it freezes, so as it melts I think that it will take up less space than when it is in a Frozen state.
To those who would find that hard to believe, just forget to put Anti-freeze in Your car's radiator over a good cold Winter, and watch Your Radiator and Motor-block Burst and Crack when the water in it Freezes. Well, , . .don't actually do that, it was just for an illustration.

Take Care My Friends, and have a Great Day!
"Jak"

 

Hi "Friends",

             I guess I should have mentioned in the above post that when You add a URL to the "Spoofer-ByPass" list, the rotating Proxified User-Agent Filter also stops rotating the U/A's and a secondary User-Agent Filter "Kicks" in. So the when the Spoofers stop spoofing, the rotater stop rotating. . You could also set the "Proxified Hotmail filter" to be the secondary filter that Kicks in, but You'll have to change the URL match and set the path to Spoofer-ByPass list.

I hope that You have a Delightful & Wonderful Day,
Best Wishes & Safe-surfin',
"Jak"

PS: "If You have any problems with any of the Lists loading in JakxPack.config. after that You merge Your Default.configs' with "JakxPack", just copy the whole contents of the "JakxPack" and put them in the "Lists" folder of Your Proxo-directory and re-merge them. I haven't had this problem nor have I heard of anyone having this problem, but I thought I would make mention of it just in case You might. Thank You again for trying out and using any and all of "Jakx filters & Lists".-"Jak"


Edited by - JakBeNymble on 27 Jul 2002  18:13:42