From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2002-02-21 19:06:57
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Hi all, The latest proxyTools/localProxy package is proxyTools-2002-02-21.zip. http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/proxytools/proxyTools-2002-02-21.zip Highlights (compared to the last package release): An 'Uncensored - Raw/Censored' button allows switching of the service listening on the default HTTP proxy port 10080. At the moment it's switching your browsing between the default uncensored mode and a censored mode in which your (presumably fast) local ISP's proxies are eligible. It's an interesting test to set this mode, disable commStrats 1 and 2, disable any of your own special proxies in layer 0, and try to surf to www.sex.com. You should see all the 'access denied' pages in the world (UAE, BESS, Cyber Patrol etc.) flash past and each one get refreshed as localProxy recognizes it. Fun to watch! Then if you enable one single layer 0 proxy which is not censoring (your shell redirector maybe), or enable one other commStrat and one path there, you can watch localProxy slowly realize it's there and that it doesn't censor. Slowly that becomes the way it accesses everything. This is a good way to see that localProxy *is* learning, that it doesn't get caught in 'local minima' and to see what speed it learns at. Good fun. 'Autoconfiguration' finds proxies in the registry too now. Proxies are tested in the background and the appearance of the file tests-auto.txt guarantees that has completed (merging of the results to the config takes place after that, but should only be a few seconds). I still have some problems with the portability. Windows XP back end invocation, for example. I'd appreciate it if people on those systems where there are problems would assist one another - I only have Win2000 to develop and test on now. wayne at nym.alias.net http://proxytools.sf.net/ http://www.angelfire.com/my/6waynes |