Is it legal?

[IDN]

One of my sites is blocked from some isps, and i have gotten complaints from a few users that they can't access it.

So would it be ok if i had two sets of files and two domains pointing to one database?

Or would that be off limits? I wa sthinking of registering a domain like "learningcenter.com" to fool server logs, and have a seperate account pointing to the same database

[Steve Machol]

No. Two sets of files requires two licenses. Sorry.

[filburt1]

Even to the same database? Effectively it's just redundancy and the two forums are identical...

[Scott MacVicar]

if you have access to the httpd.conf or a cpanel server you can park domains on top of each other.

Thought hey will probably have blocked the IP rather than the host if the ISP is smart.

[IDN]

Yeah, i was just curious. The guy said the IP is probably blocked

[Chen]

It's called proxies... teach your users to love them.

[IDN]

True, sometimes it's slow though. I'll tell him about it, and ask and see if he can get through with the ip

[DWZ]

It's called proxies... teach your users to love them.
Is there a way to use a proxy via another proxy?

At my school we use a proxy server to access the internet with a username + password, but they block a lot of sites which, well, I want to view, i.e. my own sites...

I currently just have these proxys entered in the LAN section of Internet Explorer - is it possible to get it to run another one after accessing that one?

i.e. proxy.myschool.vic.edu.au --> proxy.someISP.com.au --> website i want to access

[IDN]

Easy solution, he used the ip and used 128Bit SSL to mask the ip so he can't view the logs.

Lucky i have a dedicated IP for my naughty forums


And DWZ, try this https://megaproxy.com/