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This tells you that your local PC is now acting as a SOCKS4/5 proxy on port 1080
and as a Web Proxy on port 8080. To change these values, untick the service, then
modify the port, then re-activate (this can be done on-the-fly!). “Relay for others” will
only work with some packages. Everything below is pretty sophisticated stuff and
certainly not aimed at first time users, and will be covered in chapter 2.5 on page 26.
and as a Web Proxy on port 8080. To change these values, untick the service, then
modify the port, then re-activate (this can be done on-the-fly!). “Relay for others” will
only work with some packages. Everything below is pretty sophisticated stuff and
certainly not aimed at first time users, and will be covered in chapter 2.5 on page 26.
If for some reason you cannot configure your applications from within the Your
Freedom client, you need to manually configure them to use web proxy “localhost” on
port “8080” or SOCKS proxy “localhost” on port “1080” (if you’ve got the choice, use
SOCKS version 5). Please refer to the application’s documentation to learn how to do
this (or ask someone who knows – we’ve got some examples in the FAQ/Docu
section of our web page
Freedom client, you need to manually configure them to use web proxy “localhost” on
port “8080” or SOCKS proxy “localhost” on port “1080” (if you’ve got the choice, use
SOCKS version 5). Please refer to the application’s documentation to learn how to do
this (or ask someone who knows – we’ve got some examples in the FAQ/Docu
section of our web page
OpenVPN support is not enabled by default – please see chapter XXX on page YYY.
2.4.2 Manually
Of course we cannot provide detailed configuration guides for all applications that
can be used with Your Freedom. There are basically only 4 ways how applications
are made to work over Your Freedom:
can be used with Your Freedom. There are basically only 4 ways how applications
are made to work over Your Freedom:
1) By configuring them to use a web proxy. Applications that offer you to run
using a web proxy need to be set up to use your local PC (the hostname is
“localhost”, the IP address is “127.0.0.1”) on port 8080 as web proxy and
everything should be fine.
“localhost”, the IP address is “127.0.0.1”) on port 8080 as web proxy and
everything should be fine.
2) By configuring them to use a SOCKS4/5 proxy. Applications that offer you to
run using a SOCKS proxy need to be set up to use your local PC (again, the