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Proxy server via port 80

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Name: deadly_killa
Date: May 10, 2004 at 20:47:57 Pacific
OS: Win XP
CPU/Ram: 512
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I want to be able to set up a proxy server @ home and be able to access at any

computer in the world..ect..All most ever where U can access the internet They

got firewalls blocking all the good sites..The sites that I am interested are for

programming and development purposes.

I want the server to run @ port 80, cuz they don't block that port.And I want to be

able to have a password on the account that I make up.

I guess that means I can't use Http proxies.I will have to go with Socks 4 & 5. I

been able to use LinkByte proxie server to run a Sock 5 @ port 60000 but I want

to be able to run it @ port 80.

Is it possible to run socks at that port?And when I try to set it up at port 80 i get a

bind error, or something like that.

So if its possible to do this, just take the time to sit in front of ur computer and post

a reply.



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Name: kace
Date: May 11, 2004 at 10:41:52 Pacific
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I doubt that you can do it. Usually port 80 is not a regular open port but the ISP handles it in a different way where it appears to be open but it is controlled. I saw some interesting comments a few days ago on a BBS. I cannot remember where.


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