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Psiphon created
http://psiphon.civisec.org/ - the way to get through web blocking in other countries.
http://ibneko.livejournal.com/582793.html - original post on the thing.
Server is now up and running. Painless install, although router had to be configured, so it's still not exactly a user-friendly thing.
(Todo: Write a script that will attempt to set up routers. That would be spiffy. Good javascript project?)
Should be reachable at https://hikari.servehttp.com:440/hikari/ (Up and running. Certificate is selfgenerated, so uh, connection is secured in the idea that there's encryption. But there's no guarrentee that the server you're reaching is actually me.)
Username and Password creation upon request. Currently friends and friends-of-friends only. As in, if I know you on LJ, comment with a desired username, and I'll make an account for you and send you the password.
[edit] Ok, it works. There's no https support (aka, can't check gmail e-mail, can't visit sites that require secure http). But since I can't hide it so it only shows up in the system bar, I'm not going to be running it unless someone actually needs the thing.
http://ibneko.livejournal.com/582793.html - original post on the thing.
Server is now up and running. Painless install, although router had to be configured, so it's still not exactly a user-friendly thing.
(Todo: Write a script that will attempt to set up routers. That would be spiffy. Good javascript project?)
Should be reachable at https://hikari.servehttp.com:440/hikari/ (Up and running. Certificate is selfgenerated, so uh, connection is secured in the idea that there's encryption. But there's no guarrentee that the server you're reaching is actually me.)
Username and Password creation upon request. Currently friends and friends-of-friends only. As in, if I know you on LJ, comment with a desired username, and I'll make an account for you and send you the password.
[edit] Ok, it works. There's no https support (aka, can't check gmail e-mail, can't visit sites that require secure http). But since I can't hide it so it only shows up in the system bar, I'm not going to be running it unless someone actually needs the thing.