COTSE question, Chaining proxies

I'd like to chain a couple proxies before connecting through the Cotse
proxy. Is this possible? Protocals: nntp and http, & maybe ftp and p2p.

Maybe use sockscap32 & sockschain, ctunnel-stunnel... ?


I like what cotse offers, but I don't know if I trust them.

somebody else

Then don't use them. Since you have to have an account to use cotse,
and assuming you pay by some traceable means (e.g. credit card) they
can tell who you are regardless of how many proxies you go through
before you hit them.

I've found cotse to be totally reliable and honest.

Sometimes I'd like to route through a few proxies after I hit cotse--
haven't figured out how/

On 22 May 2004 15:57:11 -0500, somebody else <> wrote:

>
>I'd like to chain a couple proxies before connecting through the Cotse
>proxy. Is this possible? Protocals: nntp and http, & maybe ftp and p2p.
>
>Maybe use sockscap32 & sockschain, ctunnel-stunnel... ?
>
>
>I like what cotse offers, but I don't know if I trust them.
>
>
>
>

Curtis Williams

somebody else <> wrote in
news:40afbe5c$0$69805$:

> I'd like to chain a couple proxies before connecting through the Cotse
> proxy. Is this possible?

Anything is possible if you work at it hard enough for long enough.

> Protocols: nntp and http, & maybe ftp and p2p.

nntp and http yes. Not entirely sure about ftp. But no way for p2p. That's
a resource-sucking thing.

> Maybe use sockscap32 & sockschain, ctunnel-stunnel... ?
>
>
> I like what cotse offers, but I don't know if I trust them.

Good attitude. Don't trust anyone or anything. Question everything.


Doc

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"[ Doc Jeff ]" <> wrote in message
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> somebody else <> wrote in
> news:40afbe5c$0$69805$:

> Good attitude. Don't trust anyone or anything. Question everything.

Why?










Just kidding.. someone had to say it ;o)

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"Hairy One Kenobi" <abuse@[127.0.0.1]> wrote in
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>> Good attitude. Don't trust anyone or anything. Question everything.
>
> Why?

Because trust breeds vulnerability.

> Just kidding.. someone had to say it ;o)

And you just couldn't resist?

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In article <Xns94F6EA61CD2C4axe@127.0.0.1>, says...
> "Hairy One Kenobi" <abuse@[127.0.0.1]> wrote in
> news:R2atc.829$:
>
> >> Good attitude. Don't trust anyone or anything. Question everything.
> >
> > Why?
>
> Because trust breeds vulnerability.
>
> > Just kidding.. someone had to say it ;o)
>
> And you just couldn't resist?
>
>

Did you hear a wooshing noise?

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