CGIproxy is dedicated and some VPS only, Rarely shared Many people use phproxy because it works on shared hosting, which is cheap so cgiproxy is not an option to everyone, however the ads do show up much better on it
cgiproxy is much like both glype and phproxy it that it certainly has it's issues but there are no show stopping problems. that being said cgiproxy is definitely not for the feint of heart. dedicated server only, custom web server build and lots of TLC but it's worth it when you get it to the point where it "just works"...
what schools do most recently to block is not by content or domain name, they are starting to block the way proxies send data. But if the school has started this, you are already blocked. Trouble is it uses alot of bandwidth and most schools cant afford the hardware and routers to support it. But thats the future of proxies. None. I'm not lying, I work with someone who handles our schools firewall server.
DC, you know how many schools their are in the world? even if 95% of all schools blocked your proxy it world make zero change to traffic to your proxy
Which problem are you facing then ? The web-filtering companies block based on multiple criteria including: domain name, IP address, webpage content, rating, and category.
Yup, they've been doing this at my school. I've tried hundreds of proxies and all of them are blocked, most of them were start up proxies, too, so little chance of it being a coincidence. I think that, although it wont happen in the near future, this could really damage proxies...
CyberGuard is another (hardware) firewall. They use it at a local school here in my area. I'm assitant network engineer there but we have set our CyberGuard only to block on domainnames. Doesn't block on content...
Yes becuase almost all proxies are non-unique in the way the send data like all the proxies have the same pattern in the urls starting with index.php?q=aHR0cDovL3d3 (phproxy) The solution would be change the way your proxy sends data. If everyones proxies were different then there pattern recognition would pretty useless.
Whhahaha LoL at that image And euhm.. maybe this can help for some owners: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?p=9609821 Greetz
Oh NOES ! I know what caused that image ! My proxies aren't working anymore ! You can visit the mainpage but you can visit any webpage... damn I need to get this solved asap
All proxy owners, please comment with your opinion to this thread: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1080979 I mostly only want the diehard owners, not newbies that don't know something frm proxies Greetz
Hey there Well this seems quite a DEJAVU for me i lost nearly 90-% of my traffic on all sites ! .... So here something i want would to suggest 1) Check PHP errors Proxy sites dont really display proper php error so LOG them and check it A simple code might help: ini_set('display_errors', 1); ini_set('log_errors', 1); ini_set('error_log', dirname(__FILE__) . '/error_log.txt'); error_reporting(E_ALL); Code (markup): And i see you are using LXADMIN ... (if i have guessed it rite from your graphs) PHP errors can simply be corrected by a cleanup method .... U need to run this as the ROOT user /script/upcp Code (markup): works on LxADMIN only ! and it cleans up quite somethings ! And corrects PHP errors 2)Other thing you can check if ur SPACE is totally filled ! .... Even this causes glype to go down! This is basically wat i did !!! and i got it working .. Hope it helps!
Thanks for your help but it was the DNS server who was down I now added some more DNS servers to the resource file, such as OpenDNS etc.. That should keep it good for some time I indeed am using LXadmin.. Now I hope my visitors come back... this issiue had been going on for +- 12 hours before I noticed it !
What I am finding amazing is how many proxy owners do not follow simple submission guidelines. Still submit sub domains and co.cc domains. Then on sites that get approved I have found an over whelming amount of people that remove the backlinks as soon as the confirmation is sent that they got accepted. Now I have no high tech set up that will list a proxy defunct when it goes offline or removes the link I run the checker once a day and it auto removes any sites that have removed the link. Finding that sites are being removed as fast as they are added. Another one I like is people submit 15 sites then get approved and a couple days later redirect all the traffic to one site. I give props to anyone who can run a clean proxy directory as it seems it would require a good deal of programming knowledge to get it to work right.
dont know what has happened today but adsense earnings have been unpredictably as low as $0.58 lol is that the same case with anyone else or just me ?