How can I chat using proxy servers in mirc so my real IP is not revealed? I tried entering normal proxies that can be used for borwsing but that didnt work.
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Whats that mean?Comment
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Originally posted by Toonlogos
Whats that mean?
damn nigga....GOOGLE it!
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Originally posted by e l m e g a h
damn nigga....GOOGLE it!
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google bnc? Doesnt bring up anything useful.Comment
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you want to spider my ass?Originally posted by Toonlogos
google bnc? Doesnt bring up anything useful.
moron! lol
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Let me guess - you're trying to increase your post count?Comment
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BNC is a program you can run on unix or windows that lets you bounce through a different connection before going on to the irc server.
You can get a unix shell and then run bnc on there.Comment
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An ircbouncer to run on your shell:
http://freshmeat.net/redir/psybnc/84...NC2.3.1.tar.gz
.. and right, http proxies wont work in mIRC. mIRC wants a sock4/sock5 proxy.
Possible in theory to connect thruu a http proxy to a irc server(dunno if any clients supports it, I know some silly floodtools do) if they support CONNECT. I think most IRCservers have auto k-line on that though ... or just disconect when it sees it.Last edited by extreme; 08-09-2003, 03:19 AM.Comment
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You can try:
1. Socks 4/5
2. Proxy with SSL
3. WinBNC (software)
4. BNC (software)
5. MUH (software)
6. PsyBNC (software)
etc.
Google search "irc bouncer".Comment
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hey, has anyone used 'bounce'... apparently it's kinda like a proxy, bounces a connection through different servers or whatever. i think it actually runs on the client machine. it's in the FreeBSD ports, but there seems to be _no_ docs on it
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