instant messenger proxy
anyone have a site to allow me to log into my messenger, through a proxy or something...
------ firewalls suck ass. |
Re: instant messenger proxy
Originally Posted by junkyard racer
anyone have a site to allow me to log into my messenger, through a proxy or something...
------ firewalls suck ass. |
Re: instant messenger proxy
Thought you were in Japan, not China :)
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Re: instant messenger proxy
Originally Posted by jagojon3
Thought you were in Japan, not China :)
meebo doesnt seem to work. blocked, and i cant get through ztunnel either |
Re: instant messenger proxy
Originally Posted by junkyard racer
even worse, im in the military.
meebo doesnt seem to work. blocked, and i cant get through ztunnel either |
Re: instant messenger proxy
yeah, i give up. >:(
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Re: instant messenger proxy
i wrote a program to telnet to my home computer and use AIM through an API interface using numbers as commands to start with.
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Re: instant messenger proxy
Originally Posted by rawr
i wrote a program to telnet to my home computer and use AIM through an API interface using numbers as commands to start with.
What did you write that in? VB? |
Re: instant messenger proxy
yeah wrote it in vb using winsock. 23 was disabled, but some normal http ports weren't. i used port 88.
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Re: instant messenger proxy
Originally Posted by rawr
yeah wrote it in vb using winsock. 23 was disabled, but some normal http ports weren't. i used port 88.
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Re: instant messenger proxy
Sprint call center network admins aren't the brightest bunch of folks. They also had a tomcat server with all of the network data on it, went to the login page and the default login/pass worked.
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Im not real surprised. I jsut got sent out to Jersey ( biggest shithole ever) to truy and bring a Call center back from the dead. they had a serious virus out break and when I showed up these fuckers were doing IT ALL WRONG. some PC's with 2k some with XP, none of which were fully updated. they had production servers taht were bacily home brew boxes runnin 98 with like literaly 5-10 patches on it. I couldnt believe it. it was a damn petribot, if they had just managed to figure out how to use 1 of the 2 WSUS boxes they had on site they would have had this problem. Service pack 2 had the fix in it.
their DNS had 500 addys leased out and there were only 240 PC's ion the building.....they were using Ghost to shoot images to all PC's, good idea in theory but they did not clean anythign up. they pulled a compaq out of the box. loaded it with call center software THEN took their snapshot. all teh Compaq utilites were loaded on it... it was a nightmare. We basicly rebuilt their network in 3 days. it was rediculous. |
Re: instant messenger proxy
Nerd alert.
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Re: instant messenger proxy
Originally Posted by jagojon3
gay faggot Nerd alert.
But without these "nerds" the interwebs would not work and Al Gore would be to blame. |
Re: instant messenger proxy
wrong. blame bush. its the catch all for everything. :P
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But Al Gore invinted the interwebs
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Hey I personally love computers. I also work in the computer industry, work on cars, been in jail, and I will get up in yo momz purple ----- quick yo! :D
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aim express?
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Re: instant messenger proxy
Originally Posted by rawr
i wrote a program to telnet to my home computer and use AIM through an API interface using numbers as commands to start with.
theres a easier way just use remote pc :) full screen control of your pc at home either through a webpage or through program your choice :) |
Re: instant messenger proxy
Originally Posted by udaredme
aim express?
everyone and their mother has forgotten about that old program |
Re: instant messenger proxy
Originally Posted by ZC EF 4dR
lol telnet, were you still on dial up at the time too ?
theres a easier way just use remote pc :) full screen control of your pc at home either through a webpage or through program your choice :) |
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