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  posted by webbsytecomp 2225 days ago

• File released: /hidprox-nix/3.3.0/hidprox-3.3.0.tar.gz

  posted 2246 days ago

• hidprox 3.3 released

  Well, we added an ACL system inside hidprox. It works quite nicely. Syntax of the acl.conf file: <level> <IP/subnet> where level is the type of ban. Level can currently be either "ICMP", "proxy", or "all" (without the quotes). An ICMP ban bans the user from logging in, but the user can still use an existing proxy. A proxy ban bans the user from using an existing proxy, but allows the user to login. The all ban bans the user from login in and using an existing proxy. The IP address takes the form of a dotted-decimal IP address. The subnet takes the form of a dotted-decimal IP address, but with an asterix (*) on the last (fourth) octet. Thanks, Shawn Webb

  posted by webbsytecomp 2246 days ago

• hidprox-nix 3.3.0 file released: hidprox-3.3.0.tar.gz

  Added an ACL system

  posted 2247 days ago

• File released: /hidprox-docs/ICMP Protocol/Hidprox-ICMP_Protocol.pdf

  posted 2248 days ago

• hidprox-docs ICMP Protocol file released: Hidprox-ICMP_Protocol.pdf

  posted 2249 days ago

• Windows port status

  We're almost there. It works, yet it doesn't work. We had to switch from ICMP to TCP for initial transactions (Windows didn't like my custom ICMP packets). It listens on port 80 (most firewalls allow port 80 (HTTP)) by default. User-authentication isn't working, yet. The program segfaults when trying to load the userlist, for some strange reason. The main proxy stalls on a pending recv(). I need the UNIX alarm() function to be ported to Windows. I'm researching on that currently, and if I don't find anything, I may have to come up with another solution... Other than those two problems, hidprox-windows is going great. I hope to see it fully ported within the next two to three weeks. Shawn Webb

  posted by webbsytecomp 2252 days ago

• hidprox 3.2 released

  Hidprox 3.2.0 has been released. The proxy now uses pthreads. This improves speed at least 10%. It is not neccessary to upgrade to this version; however, it is recommended. There is one thing that was forgotten. DEBUG is being defined when compiled. Edit the Makefile in the src directory, and remove "-DDEBUG", and it should work fine.

  posted by webbsytecomp 2264 days ago

• File released: /hidprox-nix/3.2.0/hidprox-3.2.0.tar.gz

  posted 2265 days ago