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| Devbert |
I go to SDSU now, but in my dorms they have blocked all type of file-sharing programs (i.e. Kazaa, DC, Morpheus, Gnutella, etc.).
Is there anyway I can get around this, be it other programs that won't be detected or something along those lines? Thanks. |
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| TranceAllstar |
| i dunno id think your screwed looks like you have to use IRC or something because i dont know of any ways to really get around it the firewall is for everything so dunno.....try edonkey, www.edonkey2000.com |
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| AussieTrance |
| quote: | Originally posted by Devbert
I go to SDSU now, but in my dorms they have blocked all type of file-sharing programs (i.e. Kazaa, DC, Morpheus, Gnutella, etc.).
Is there anyway I can get around this, be it other programs that won't be detected or something along those lines? Thanks. |
In DC, you could try changing ports.. |
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| trancaholic |
| Get tunneling software such as httptunnel and socks2http. You might want to get sockscap32 as well for making dc work. |
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| DaveC |
In DC, make sure you have passive mode enabled, if you havent already :)
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| a-aplz |
| Hmmm it's very easy to fix that. :D My answer...FTP'S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :p |
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| Busy Child |
Hmmmm
I know for those that are still in dorms in my school experience this sort of problem nowadays. Since we are a pretty big school, you can imagine how much pirated music goes around so RIAA actually contacted the school and asked them to enforce this. Although our school doesnt go around TRYING to crack on students, they do monitor from time to time and if they find an offender, they send an email to the student to stop and if the student continues, then he will be brought up to the school's judicial system and you could be suspended.
So dont even try. Its not worth it when it jeopardizes with college.
You could always use DC or have a friend upload it somewhere on the web like www.myplay.com. You can upload up to 3 gigs worth of music up there and you can download it onto your computer.
Good luck |
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| displaced |
| get an apartment and cable. rent can't possibly compare to that in berkeley... or could it? ;-) |
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| XxClayxX |
| quote: | Originally posted by a-aplz
Hmmm it's very easy to fix that. :D My answer...FTP'S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :p |
:D :D :D
ftps are the best, where else can you get your hand pick of 0-day releases :p |
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| Devbert |
| Well then, I'd need to get hooked up with some FTP sites then, as I know of none. |
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| a-aplz |
Don't expect to get any 0-day sites as they are private usually. :p
And XxClayxX ... ftp's own for 0-day :D:D:D
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| Devbert |
| Well, I currently don't know any FTP's, and changing DC to passive mode did nothing. |
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