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pokeball ahrefOfflineMale
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#1 • Oct 4, 2009
    • So my university connection sucks it slows everything that isnt http. I have read about http tunneling and socks5 but google searches have bought up confusing software and sometimes viruses.

    Does anyone know of an easy to use method of http tunneling?
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    #2 • Oct 5, 2009
    • You would first of all need a server which allows you to tunnel to it.
    Secondly you would want some software which does the work needed for wrapping the http headers around.

    I expect that PuTTY can do what's needed on your end although I have only used it for SSH connections myself.
    I have also heard about the TOR Project although I am not really sure what exactly it tackles.

    I would guess the hardest part would be to find fast servers. Good luck on that part ^_^

    *hugs*
     - Zeriab
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