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Good day,...

While you can easily set your favorite application to work with a
proxy (Browser chat specific game etc) or even route by port (iptables).
But what to do when you need to transfer information ?
for example the game ( warrock) or any other new program ?

Maybe some Tor + tun solution ?
since i don't have any end point server i guess ssh isn't a solutione .

any ideas are welcome .
the problem arised since this game denies user from outside the US or
Canada.


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Could you at least use man ?
Jabka Atu (aka mha13/Mashrom Head) || bsh83.blogspot.com
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On 01/26/08 16:44, Jabka Atu wrote:
> Good day,...
>
> While you can easily set your favorite application to work with a
> proxy (Browser chat specific game etc) or even route by port (iptables).
> But what to do when you need to transfer information ?
> for example the game ( warrock) or any other new program ?
>
> Maybe some Tor + tun solution ?
> since i don't have any end point server i guess ssh isn't a solutione .
>
> any ideas are welcome .
> the problem arised since this game denies user from outside the US or
> Canada.

Are you trying to pretend that your non-North American IP address
is, in fact, a North American IP address?

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Jefferson LA USA

"I'm not a vegetarian because I love animals, I'm a vegetarian
because I hate vegetables!"
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Ron Johnson wrote:
> On 01/26/08 16:44, Jabka Atu wrote:
> > Good day,...
>
> > While you can easily set your favorite application to work with a
> > proxy (Browser chat specific game etc) or even route by port
> (iptables).
> > But what to do when you need to transfer information ?
> > for example the game ( warrock) or any other new program ?
>
> > Maybe some Tor + tun solution ?
> > since i don't have any end point server i guess ssh isn't a
> solutione .
>
> > any ideas are welcome .
> > the problem arised since this game denies user from outside the US or
> > Canada.
>
> Are you trying to pretend that your non-North American IP address
> is, in fact, a North American IP address?
>
Indeed .

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Jabka Atu wrote:
> the problem arised since this game denies user from outside the US or
> Canada.

Anonymizer (http://www.anonymizer.com/) might do the
trick, if you're willing to pay for the appropriate level of
service. Their contact address page
(http://www.anonymizer.com/consumer/support/) lists a US
phone number, and their FAQ
(http://www.anonymizer.com/company/ab...r-faq.html#q20)
says they maintain ``a large pool of IP addresses'', so I
suspect you could sign up with them, so long as they pass on
the protocol you need.

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Max Hyre

> Well governments do suck.

But they're better than anarchy.

Even in the worst possible case they at least give one a
good idea of who to be shooting at.
-- tjc, in http://lwn.net/Articles/219415/


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