MADMAN Gimmick Account

• Know your home machine's external IP address. For this, you'll need either a static IP address from your ISP *or* have a dynamic DNSclient installed. For testing purposes, you can view it via http://www.whatismyip.com.
• Give your home workstation a static IP address on your home network. Open up a command prompt and type 'ipconfig /all' and note the current IP address, gateway, and DNS servers. Assign your computer a static IP address that is 50 more than its current dynamic IP (that's a safe bet since most home networks would never have >50 devices connected to it, even if the broadband router has a DHCP scope larger than that). Use the existing gateway & DNS servers.
• Know that your mom goes to college

• Installing an SSH server on your home machine. SSH is an encrypted version of telnet which also allows a function called port forwarding. It's this port forwarding that allows you to redirect your network traffic through this proxy. SSH will also function as your authentication mechanism, keeping random people from being able to use your machine as a proxy.
• Installing a HTTP/Socks-5 proxy server on your home machine.
• Opening up the SSH port on your home firewall AND in WindowsXP's firewall (if it exists).
• Installing an SSH client with the appropriate port forwarding settings on your client machine (work machine, laptop, etc).
• Configuring each application to talk through the proxy

• Download and install the SSHWindows installer from Sourceforge: OpenSSH for Windows - Browse /OpenSSH for Windows - Release at SourceForge.net, accepting all defaults.
• Open up a command prompt (start > run > cmd) and type the following:
  
  cd\program files\opensshmkgroup -l >> etc\groupmkpasswd -l -u %username% >> etc\passwdnet start opensshdThat will create a local ssh user group and give the current logged in user the ability to log in (the password will be the same as your windows login password - if it's blank, change it to something harder!). It will then start the ssh server service.

• Download spoonproxy: Pi-Soft Consulting - SpoonProxy. It costs $19 for a 1-user home license, but there is a 30-day trial.
• Launch spoonproxy: Start > All Programs > Spoonproxy > spoonproxy. Spoonproxy's default configuration works just fine, so just minimize it.

• If windows XP firewall is enabled, you need to open up the incoming SSH port. To do this, right-click on My Network Places and choose Properties. Now right-click on your primary network card and choose properties. Go to the Advanced tab and click on Settings under windows firewall. Click on the Exceptions tab and then 'Add Port'. Name: ssh Port number: 22 (TCP). Click OK, OK, OK.
• Now you must open up the port on your broadband router. To do this, most broadband routers have a web interface. I can't walk you through this because it's slightly different on every system. You want to tunnel external port 22 to the (internal) IP address of your home computer port 22.

• Download puTTy: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe.
• puTTy is a free SSH client that is a single executable; there is nothing to install. Save puTTy.exe to your desktop.
• Double-click on puTTy. First, scroll down the left column under Connections > SSH > Tunnels. From here, you need to add three ports to be forwarded. For Source Port, enter 80. For destination, type localhost:8080 then click on add
  Do the same for what you see below: 443, localhost:8081 & 1080, localhost:1080. This forwards http, https, and socks-5.
  
  
  
• Now, go up to the top and click on Session. Under "host name or IP address", enter your home computer's external IP address or dynamic DNS name. Under 'saved sessions', type in "SSH home" and click on Save. This will save these connection settings for everytime you want to connect to your home machine.
  
  
  
  
  
  To connect, click on Open. You should be asked to accept the SSH certificate (choose 'Accept & Save'). Login using your home windows computer's login and password. You should then see a command prompt. You are now connected and set up to tunnel traffic - you can now minimize (don't close) puTTy. This session must remain open to proxy your web traffic.

• Firefox: I recommend configuring one browser (such as firefox) to always go through the proxy, leaving your other browser to browse your corporate intranet (or access sites that you do not wish to proxy). Alternatively, you can simply tell firefox for which URLs to not use the proxy. In Firefox, go to Tools > Options > General > Connection Settings. Set up the HTTP and SSL connections as seen here:
  
  
  
  
  
  You should now be browsing through your home machine. Remember, the speed will be limited to your home machine's upstream connection (since your home machine is essentially downloading the web page then re-uploading it to you). If you wish to test that it's working, close puTTy. You should now be unable to browse the 'net.
  
  AIM and Yahoo both support SOCKS5 proxying. Simply go into the connection settings and enable socks5 proxying... server = localhost port = 1080 (default).

secdrl said:

Yeah, captn' said IP's aren't a match. But, that doesn't mean the little troll whore couldn't have followed the steps that Tall Paul listed. (or something similar) Prince just needs to give him what he wants and add a "homoerotic gimp bondage" section on this site.

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Tesla said:

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Tall Paul said:

this is the long way to hide ur ip

u can just find free online proxys

besides, madman is like toilet paper, hes always involved in shit, usually stinks and if u flush hes gone!

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azza1971 said:

Ok Mods i was outed publicly when i did a gimmick account. Now who will check IP address’s for Madmans latest gimmick account and publicly out him? (even though we know its him) he must really like this place or have severe mental issues.

RANDOM = MADMAN

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theCaptn' said:

It's probably him. He must love you guys so much it hurts

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Tesla said:

Can't believe Ric Ocasek landed Paulina Porizskova.........WTF

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azza1971 said:

That is some serious CIA shit there, no really i didnt know how that was done, i though he may have just gone to Starbucks and ordered a Vanilla Frappe, got on his iPad or something and used there IP. Anyway thanks for the info, wish i knew that before i did my last gimmick………..

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Curt James said:

^^^^ Fuel.

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dieseljimmy said:

Why dosent every one just ignore him. I have toddler and when she does a behavior that I don't like I don't yell or get upset...I simply do not give that activity any reaction/ acknowledgement. Soon she becomes bored of that behavior because no one reacts.
I Think this guy is on par with a toddler in regards to maturity and behaviors... He just comes into piss people off. He comes in here and just shots personal degrading comments. Which really doesn't make sense because he does not really knOw any of us, just like I don't really know any of you.
If no one responded back to him he would get bored and his posts would either disappear or he would actually try to participate.
I mean really does anyone like to take part in the verbal nonsense anyway. Read his posts they are ridiculous

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