Re: Re: Proxy detecting script

[RS <rsoftin () gmail com>]

Tried with kproxy.com

Non of the method(slow/fast) detects it.


RS


On 6 Sep 2006 21:56:16 -0000, knowthebird () gmail com
<knowthebird () gmail com> wrote:
> It first checks the headers of the browser.  Then it tries to connect to the remote ip address on port 80 and look for keywords that 
> would normally be on a site hosting a proxy.  This would be really cool if it worked, but so far it hasn't and I'm not sure 
> it is something I can fix.  I'm hoping it might pick up one or two in the future though.  Then it searches through three lists of 
> known proxies or tor servers for an ip that matches the remote users.
>
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