What is with it saying proxy detected

thanks doods 4 ur answers,

cheyyenne ... depend what kind of Proxy server you are suing .. here are some good websites with lot of proxy servers to use ....

http://www.proxybench.com/proxy/proxylist.asp?

http://theproxyconnection.com/proxylist4.html

http://www.multiproxy.org/all_proxy.htm

http://www.proxys4all.com/topten.shtml

Cool test negative!
I'm wondering how the proxy detection works and if it could be turn around!

I can't find any RFC on the subject except "Classical versus Transparent IP Proxies", RFC1919, INFORMATIONAL.

Is there a bit smwh in the HTTP header giving the info? if yes can it be changed?

Networker:

Here's the (php)-code for the proxy detection script:

Code:

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<?php
print ("Your remote address is $REMOTE_ADDR
");
print ("Your remote host is $REMOTE_HOST
");
print ("You're being forwarded from $HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR

");
if ($REMOTE_ADDR = $HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR) {
                print ("You seem to be using a proxy

");
                }
        else {
                print ("You don't seem to be using a proxy

");
                }
?>

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Cheyenne: if you're after a proxy for anonimity, you'll probably be disappointed by the speed (unless you're willing to pay). What I use is a caching proxy: all it does is cache webpages that are requested, thus speeding up my connection. Whenever I request something that has been requested before, my browser will just grab it from the cache. By no means is it anonymous: the HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR header will reveal my 'real' information.

The php script Negative posted just compares the $REMOTE_ADDR wich contains yer real ip (the proxy needs to know were to send it) and the $HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR wich contains the host of the proxy (wich you can change with software like proxomitron btw). So if it says proxy detected, you don't have an anonimous proxy... Maybe that cleared it up a little more...

Test

Quote:

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Originally posted here by RogueSpy
Test

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And what is it we're testing Rogue?

Cheers:

damn. . . . oh well.

lol

test from me to then... this one should be *wihout* the proxy detected, while my previous was with one...

yeah thanx neel & negative for the tip,
assuming the fact that proxy being used is not anonymous, where within the HTTP protocol signaling does the real IP given out?

To be more specific do u know where I could find a sort of Proxy implementation "standard"?