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#1
 2004-12-15, 14:52 |
guitarman_210 
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 Getting past that annoying school block
I dont know if this has been posted yet but i know how to get past the school block. This works at my school (i dont know if it works at your area).
Ok just go to Tools,then Internet Options. Go to Connections then LAN settings.
Then go to Advanced.
Erase everything thats in HTTP and Gopher (including the ports).
Now got back to the HTTP blank and enter "jpserver.net" and in the Port for HTTP put "1337"
Do this without the quotations.
Post if it works for you.
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2004-12-15, 15:23 |
woodward
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Re: Getting past that annoying school block
What about the good old Https? Or opening a site through an Email message.
And fuck flood control at 10:22 AM.
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2004-12-15, 19:26 |
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Taunton, Somerset, UK
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Re: Getting past that annoying school block
Or just use an anonmymous browser?
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2004-12-15, 19:29 |
chainy
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Re: Getting past that annoying school block
Your best bet would be a homemade CGI proxy or SSL tunneling (I think thats what its called).
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#5
2004-12-15, 21:09 |
kronikus
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Re: Getting past that annoying school block
quote:Originally posted by guitarman_210:
I dont know if this has been posted yet but i know how to get past the school block. This works at my school (i dont know if it works at your area).
Ok just go to Tools,then Internet Options. Go to Connections then LAN settings.
Then go to Advanced.
Erase everything thats in HTTP and Gopher (including the ports).
Now got back to the HTTP blank and enter "jpserver.net" and in the Port for HTTP put "1337"
Do this without the quotations.
Post if it works for you.
^^ Also known as instructions on how to use a proxy server.
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