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Looks like T/Clear's or maybe just Paradise's transparent proxy on
international port 80 traffic is somewhat dead (see "Where's Google"
thread).

Anybody got an open proxy address handy on a port other than 80, don't
fancy sitting around twiddling my thumbs while they fix it.

---
James

On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 15:03:09 +1200, James Sleeman
<> wrote:

>Looks like T/Clear's or maybe just Paradise's transparent proxy on
>international port 80 traffic is somewhat dead (see "Where's Google"
>thread).
>
>Anybody got an open proxy address handy on a port other than 80, don't
>fancy sitting around twiddling my thumbs while they fix it.
>
>---
>James


So how is it I can get to OZZ.

"Karen Parker" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 15:03:09 +1200, James Sleeman
> <> wrote:
>
> >Looks like T/Clear's or maybe just Paradise's transparent proxy on
> >international port 80 traffic is somewhat dead (see "Where's Google"
> >thread).
> >
> >Anybody got an open proxy address handy on a port other than 80, don't
> >fancy sitting around twiddling my thumbs while they fix it.
> >
> >---
> >James
>
>
> So how is it I can get to OZZ.
>
I'm marooned on a dessert island (or is that a desert island?) Paradise
cable dead as a dodo

On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 15:26:48 +1200, Karen Parker
< wrote:

>On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 15:03:09 +1200, James Sleeman
><> wrote:
>
>>Looks like T/Clear's or maybe just Paradise's transparent proxy on
>>international port 80 traffic is somewhat dead (see "Where's Google"
>>thread).
>>
>>Anybody got an open proxy address handy on a port other than 80, don't
>>fancy sitting around twiddling my thumbs while they fix it.
>>
>>---
>>James
>
>
>So how is it I can get to OZZ.
>

Perhaps you clicked your heels together, no sorry that's how you get
back from Oz.

Karen Parker wrote:
>
> So how is it I can get to OZZ.


No idea, perhaps australian ip space is handled by a different proxy, or
not handled by proxy at all.

Most international sites over port 80 are still doa, while other ports
are open and functioning (listening to streamed radio, have several SSH
connections open, and using http over other ports on a few servers I
manage that do that).

---
James

On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 15:38:15 +1200, "Wellygoggles"
<> wrote:

>I'm marooned on a dessert island (or is that a desert island?)

Depends on whether you are going to eat it or not.

"Bret" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 15:38:15 +1200, "Wellygoggles"
> <> wrote:
>
> >I'm marooned on a dessert island (or is that a desert island?)
>
> Depends on whether you are going to eat it or not.

Floating islands are yummy!

James Sleeman wrote:
> Looks like T/Clear's or maybe just Paradise's transparent proxy on
> international port 80 traffic is somewhat dead

Seems to be breathing again now.

---
James

In article <4G63d.4199$> in nz.comp on Sun, 19
Sep 2004 15:03:09 +1200, James Sleeman <>
says...
> Looks like T/Clear's or maybe just Paradise's transparent proxy on
> international port 80 traffic is somewhat dead (see "Where's Google"
> thread).
>
> Anybody got an open proxy address handy on a port other than 80, don't
> fancy sitting around twiddling my thumbs while they fix it.

Should be OK now but it was out earlier.

On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 16:01:04 +1200, Patrick Dunford
<> wrote:

>In article <4G63d.4199$> in nz.comp on Sun, 19
>Sep 2004 15:03:09 +1200, James Sleeman <>
>says...
>> Looks like T/Clear's or maybe just Paradise's transparent proxy on
>> international port 80 traffic is somewhat dead (see "Where's Google"
>> thread).
>>
>> Anybody got an open proxy address handy on a port other than 80, don't
>> fancy sitting around twiddling my thumbs while they fix it.
>
>Should be OK now but it was out earlier.

I really like how they keep their users informed of these outages, not.