Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2006 11:59:59 +0800 From: =?UTF-8?Q?=E5=BC=A0=E9=9F=A1=E6=AD=A6?= <weiwu@sdf.lonestar.org> To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: [ot] can I have an account on your host? (so that I can edit wikipedia) Message-ID: <1166760000.18971.14.camel@joe.realss.com>
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Hello. I am from China and I'd like to contribute to wikipedia, but this
is not easy / possible because we cannot access wikipedia from inland
(the great firewall) and my usual method accesssing wikipedia (through
ssh -L 80:en.wikipedia.org:80 my_server_in_german) can allow me to visit
wikipedia but do not allow me to edit it ("open proxy, your host IP
address is detected to be belonging to a hosting company").
Can I have an account on your host (or maybe not an account, any means
let me access wikipedia from a host that is not in datacenter) so that I
can go on editing wikipedia?
I. this account don't need to have any privilege but only able to
do TCP port-forward, or if you can set up stunel for me you
don't need to create an account (the connection between your
host and mine must be SSLed because our firewall is context
based;
II. your host better be online most of time, even in the night;
III. I'll give you my public key so that you don't need to open
password authentication of sshd;
IV. even if IP address is not fixed, if there are dynamic domain
name set up, I can also use that;
V. If there are better ideas how I can edit wikipedia, please let
me know;
My public-key (long line!):
ssh-dss AAAAB3NzaC1kc3MAAAEBALM/Ts0BK9LsVgTTnDSdPyKAYpTcdJAq2rdRmaZ+0kfgiwf=
uMCIGttWqMFigi4IVPziKJYxc+x7ahj3CVRq3CwrjRUr8uxJvJvF8L48odHVy3ZPDac9vQouySa=
PURLceopXNzK/QK6pIzgOKRVe1wkc2XrE8MFepchD+JynyxnEeY0so4JSJ+P/az2gryVVW0Ci/x=
vSIguKkAwFsJbfU8AG5HQuIpzjM7FHFE3bjqWEH8YPX9EtdsiiifwhsqTLbT2mvh6Lns3e3j9Tr=
ZoikxmJz4Bhb6Ao2VMNL1FJeu7Tq5Qj+R4uwGxbVRNy+rXZCESzguHNGfjLsZpfXKOZ9CTkAAAA=
VAOCOtrSRrPYov3EXjIof11WBc3thAAABAQCStUXSbYDcYgKWoMs/cFDXOjfJn8jDnaDsihZ4tU=
agc0T701U0aMOM22rBwcZWM+JO7G0K5CJHPC7eEEc49DwBSHLIySTnrgLOwPNsEvfCvNH6oXfvd=
m1oU/BRd7lPAvq/AQHqJ8upw5KjQ6kTKIRQVnkqy5TVrNkg4FFnNyplqMAuRNF4Oxxvkm9F7fdk=
HuTlxaoXk/X6etDPGkSb6VeXj5FY+LU2JmUEkF7cGG6t2tAFiCyqMOmgyRDleph7aP5GkCiYEdq=
cL81peRaA3ACly9EjFYAn8Sk4znVc6ReGWKkvqpTOzovNhw/Gjrhef8c3rjwSw5jp1TStDOai8j=
gqAAABAAgVAQBYwm8dZlzkUIccPha/YxPfDCpSwD7H4T/jxBqRgL7+JkjDip5KfNPgu1altPD3k=
VzsLahXo83WJPmOkzaquTDa6DohGa3dcYW5yp24xOaV3LLUMyCECBZbrj053Xk9F1/MusCLpDWB=
l7CekkucIbxgIr6sCrHibFiC5gFKf/eCCwk0jjpl/HwsQGmBzOmtWGcp6x/2gL2QoFggqcW1vdI=
vgZ62UykrAvuO/Hq6iBJC147Ri1ivd6P7GMB/Gqq+M03KusUWTgiJdqR8zlouljovafdCwkL00d=
ZwowNe57ufoxg8/UtbDytR7K2/urQEwYBdw/dUEJWg2RlRoHg=3D root@exupery.realss.co=
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P.S. I use my root to connect because normal user cannot open port 80,
hope this is not a problem. (having a port number like 8080 is not so
convenient for sometimes I need to access it behind restrictive LAN
firewall)
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