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hostname is “localhost” and the IP address is “127.0.0.1”) on port 1080 as
SOCKS proxy. This is preferable over the web proxy configuration (if you’ve
got the choice) but both will normally do. Use SOCKS5 if you can. If it doesn’t
work (some applications have buggy SOCKS implementations) try SOCKS4.
SOCKS proxy. This is preferable over the web proxy configuration (if you’ve
got the choice) but both will normally do. Use SOCKS5 if you can. If it doesn’t
work (some applications have buggy SOCKS implementations) try SOCKS4.
3) By using a “socksifying” application to run your application from. Many
applications are not designed with your networking problems in mind and do
not offer to run using a web or SOCKS proxy. Many of them work well with
Your Freedom if you run them from inside a “socksifier”. That’s an application
that foists a modified winsock DLL to the application which redirects all
network requests to a SOCKS proxy, in this case to the Your Freedom client.
Examples for such applications under Windows are: SocksCap, ProxyCap and
FreeCap. They are covered in chapter 2.8 on page 43. Using a “socksifier”
might also be an option if you cannot configure your application, e.g. because
you don’t have administrative rights. It’s tricky however to override existing
proxy configurations this way.
not offer to run using a web or SOCKS proxy. Many of them work well with
Your Freedom if you run them from inside a “socksifier”. That’s an application
that foists a modified winsock DLL to the application which redirects all
network requests to a SOCKS proxy, in this case to the Your Freedom client.
Examples for such applications under Windows are: SocksCap, ProxyCap and
FreeCap. They are covered in chapter 2.8 on page 43. Using a “socksifier”
might also be an option if you cannot configure your application, e.g. because
you don’t have administrative rights. It’s tricky however to override existing
proxy configurations this way.
4) By using outbound and inbound port forwards. If your application only needs
to access one particular server via a TCP connection on a particular port, it’s
probably most convenient if you create a mirror image of this port on your PC,
and access your local PC on the mirror port instead. Similarly, you can create
a mirror image of a port on your PC on our servers and make it accessible to
others on the Internet.
probably most convenient if you create a mirror image of this port on your PC,
and access your local PC on the mirror port instead. Similarly, you can create
a mirror image of a port on your PC on our servers and make it accessible to
others on the Internet.
This is covered in chapter 2.5.1 on page 26.
2.4.2.1 Setting up Mozilla Firefox
All web browsers support the use of web proxies, and option 1) should be just fine.
Click on “Tools”, “Options”. Choose the “Advanced” panel. Then click on the
“Network” tab. The configuration windows should now look like this:
“Network” tab. The configuration windows should now look like this:
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Your account profile needs to permit this. Currently, only owners of TotalFreedom packages can
redirect server ports to their local PC.