Originally posted by LatecomerX:
Well, if a user was directing all his traffic (not just the browser) to a SOCKS proxy, this would not be able to bypass it either. And SingNet's proxy is transparent. The real IP address is sent to the server as the HTTP header "HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR". Try this (my script, hehe).
http://latecomerx.com/(lab)/ip/
For the ha.ckers script, it got stuck. My IP address was forever 165.X.X.X. That's after proxying with Singnet's proxy.
Your script showed my IP address - 121.X.X.X, the IP address after going through the national proxy, required by law.
There's also another IP address which no scripts have managed to detect at all, unless somehow it got screwed up - it's the 116.X.X.X IP address. That's the real IP address without national proxy, only available in router logs.
I could only guess that the script is trying to bypass the national proxy, but got stuck. LOL. I wonder what technology we are using.
