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Apr 18 03:28:29 <SAiF> what are some common websites that someone need to access through a proxy server if his organisation has some kind off restrictions..? I could guess facebook, ebay and what else?? 
Apr 18 03:29:00 <robbiethe1st> depends on the restriction
Apr 18 03:29:10 <robbiethe1st> My employer has a rudimentary filter
Apr 18 03:29:18 <robbiethe1st> and random stuff gets blocked.
Apr 18 03:29:58 <SAiF> its for my brother, he is offshore, gets internet through a crappy satelite connection and that too with restrictions
Apr 18 03:30:15 <SAiF> I am trying to set up proxy servers for him
Apr 18 03:30:31 <robbiethe1st> Like, say, a page about PuTTY for "hacking". Yet I rarely run into that when looking for various other stuff that *should* fall under such
Apr 18 03:30:47 <robbiethe1st> Use a linux vps, setup ssh
Apr 18 03:31:08 <robbiethe1st> PuTTY on the client, setup a tunnel. You can then use it as a socks5 proxy
Apr 18 03:31:35 <robbiethe1st> works excellently, is secure, and usually isn't blocked. Plus you can always change the ssh port if needed.
Apr 18 03:31:41 <SAiF> well,, they have desktop PCs set there with no admin privileges
Apr 18 03:31:51 <robbiethe1st> PuTTY can be run without
Apr 18 03:31:58 <robbiethe1st> It's just an app
Apr 18 03:32:03 <robbiethe1st> No install needed
Apr 18 03:32:06 <SAiF> cat even take a  mobile phone with camera in there..
Apr 18 03:32:27 <robbiethe1st> http://www.extremetech.com/computing/93106-escaping-the-firewall-with-an-ssh-tunnel-socks-proxy-and-putty
Apr 18 03:32:32 <robbiethe1st> Ir
Apr 18 03:32:58 <robbiethe1st> It's probably your best bet - a 1mb file, gotten or hidden somewhere
Apr 18 03:33:06 <SAiF> hmm.. let me have a look, I think I was going in the wrong direction.. with Phpproxy and glype
Apr 18 03:33:16 <robbiethe1st> and no chance of a MITM attack like with most proxy software
Apr 18 03:33:58 <robbiethe1st> Also, this works wonders for lots of stuff. I'
Apr 18 03:34:06 <robbiethe1st> I've played Halo over such a tunnel before
Apr 18 03:34:48 <robbiethe1st> anyway, bye
Apr 18 03:34:59 <SAiF> bye
Apr 18 05:25:42 <SAiF> ~ping
Apr 18 05:25:43 <infobot> ~pong
Apr 18 09:38:02 <SAiF> bye all.
Apr 18 11:51:07 <Apic> How do i setup SIP-VoIP with my N900?
Apr 18 11:54:27 <Maxdamantus> set up*
Apr 18 12:10:32 <DocScrutinizer05> Apic: hm?
Apr 18 12:11:13 <DocScrutinizer05> Apic: according to the config-recommendations of your SIP provider, under "accounts"
Apr 18 12:13:41 <DocScrutinizer05> usualy you want to checkmark "use also for phonecalls"
Apr 18 12:19:33 <DocScrutinizer05> settings -> VoIP and chat accounts -> ([new] -> [SIP]) | [<accountname>] -> number@sip.provider.net, password, [advanced] -> [x]"use for phonecalls", [x]"loose routng", "keep alive timespan: 1min", ...
Apr 18 12:38:06 <infobot> WARNING: #infobot has forced me to CTCP VERSION the channel!
Apr 18 12:38:45 <DocScrutinizer05> ouch
Apr 18 12:38:51 <DocScrutinizer05> thought as much
Apr 18 12:40:21 <infobot> DocScrutinizer: infobot joined!
Apr 18 12:45:31 <bencoh> poor bot
Apr 18 12:48:19 <DocScrutinizer05> sorry
Apr 18 12:48:35 <DocScrutinizer05> I changed bot's config to forbid ~verstat
Apr 18 13:20:53 <DocScrutinizer05> bencoh: could you please try a       ~+verstat #maemo
Apr 18 13:21:10 <bencoh> ~+verstat #maemo
Apr 18 13:21:14 <bencoh> ~verstat #maemo
Apr 18 13:21:26 <DocScrutinizer05> thanks! :-)
Apr 18 13:22:01 <DocScrutinizer05> I'm afraid when I'd try, the bot would obey
Apr 18 13:22:10 <bencoh> :)
Apr 18 14:56:29 <archlinux-arm> i'd like to know if someone knows something about vmware on nokia n80
Apr 18 15:08:42 <archlinux-arm> ?
Apr 18 15:15:45 <archlinux-arm> what is garner vm/
Apr 18 15:46:08 <DocScrutinizer05> "vmware on nokia n80"  .öO(???)
Apr 18 16:08:49 <Luke-Jr> I've only heard of VMWare on N900; http://gigaom.com/2010/01/23/nokia-n900-dual-boots-maemo-and-android/
Apr 18 16:27:40 <hxka> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNo6pn-dnSQ
Apr 18 16:27:50 <hxka> > on one phone 
Apr 18 16:48:51 <pari42> sn /join #android
Apr 18 16:49:20 <pari42> Sorry about that guys, messed up my syntax
Apr 18 19:56:02 <ori553> does anyone know why I can't install command line programs in my n900 using x-terminal? But everything works on easydebian, aren't they both debian?
Apr 18 19:56:51 <ori553> *I meant everything works on debian LXDE for the n900
Apr 18 19:59:29 <ori553> for example if I type "apt-get install fortune" on terminal inside Debian LXDE it works, If I type it on x-terminal (nokia n900) it doesn't work
Apr 18 20:05:11 <NIN101> in order for people to be able to help you a few error messages would be useful.
Apr 18 20:12:04 <ori553> I type
Apr 18 20:12:08 <ori553> sudo gainroot
Apr 18 20:12:12 <ori553> ok 
Apr 18 20:12:48 <ori553> reading state information.. done
Apr 18 20:12:56 <ori553> package fortune is not available
Apr 18 20:13:43 <ori553> I think it happens for whatever I try to install from x-terminal
Apr 18 20:13:51 <ori553> sorry, I made a mess, I'll explain better
Apr 18 20:14:33 <ori553> after sudo gainroot, I type "apt-get install fortune", and then it says reading state information .. done and it says that the package is not available
Apr 18 20:16:54 <NIN101> ori553, well, I would try apt-get update first. then apt-cache search fortune to see whether it actually exists.
Apr 18 20:20:32 <ori553> I updated, I typed "apt-cache search fortune", but it doesn't appear, but, I just tried to install fortune in my lubuntu terminal and it works, is it a repositories problem? (I'm just familiar with linux)
Apr 18 20:37:35 <NIN101> perhaps maemo does not have it then in its repos.
Apr 18 20:39:05 <ori553> this means there's no way to use default debian repos in maemo5?
Apr 18 21:15:04 <DocScrutinizer05> repos no, prolly not. But for cmdline programs you often get away with downloading the .deb pkg and installing it via dpkg -i
Apr 18 21:15:38 <DocScrutinizer05> given the architecture fits ;-D
Apr 18 21:16:19 <DocScrutinizer05> you hardly can install ubuntu-x86 packages on a ARM hardware, obviously
Apr 18 21:48:00 <ori553> I get it
Apr 18 21:49:09 <ori553> Once I download the .deb pkg, what exactly should I type if i'm in the same folder of the downloaded file?
Apr 18 21:50:09 <DocScrutinizer05> dpkg -i <da file name>
Apr 18 21:50:17 <DocScrutinizer05> iirc
Apr 18 21:52:17 <DocScrutinizer05> or - even smarter - dpkg --help 
Apr 18 21:52:18 <DocScrutinizer05> ;-)
Apr 18 21:53:17 <DocScrutinizer05> of course after gaining root (cmd 'root' is smarter and shorter than cmd 'sudo gainroot')
Apr 18 21:54:26 <DocScrutinizer05> --help is the best multi-character sequence of keystrokes you can possibly find in whole linux
Apr 18 21:55:01 <DocScrutinizer05> the smartest single "char" keystroke is <TAB>
Apr 18 21:55:40 <DocScrutinizer05> at least in a decent shell 
Apr 18 21:57:28 <DocScrutinizer05> and only when your distro maintainer wasn't lazy with configuring the completion-rules
Apr 18 21:58:12 <DocScrutinizer05> proper completion configs even know about allowed parameters to commands
Apr 18 21:58:23 <DocScrutinizer05> most commands
Apr 18 21:59:11 <DocScrutinizer05> almost as smart as the visualstudio sourcecode editor
Apr 18 21:59:17 <DocScrutinizer05> ;-P
Apr 18 22:17:14 <ori553> thanks
Apr 18 22:39:10 <merlin1991> DocScrutinizer05: visualstudio sourcecode editor is far more advanced (if you're on ultimate) than anything, but then again moneyz :/ :D
Apr 18 23:00:24 <DocScrutinizer05> :-)
Apr 18 23:00:51 <DocScrutinizer05> I didn't touch it since ~14 years
Apr 18 23:01:14 <DocScrutinizer05> so yep, it might have improved since then
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