Re: [LI] SETI update, interesting facts

[Raj Mathur <raju@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Amit,

If you own the proxy then you can setup an anonymous proxy in the
server that SETI@Home can use and which only allows connections to the 
SETI@Home site.

If you don't own it, setup another proxy on your system using Squid or 
Apache which SETI@Home can use and which in turn authenticates and
goes through the MS Proxy.  I must admit that I don't really know
whether this can be done or not, but it's worth a try.  Post here if
you succeed!

Regards,

-- Raju

>>>>> "Amit" == Amit Kucheria <Amit.Kucheria@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

    Amit> Just one problem Raju, i didnot find a SETI client which
    Amit> supports proxies....and in office we have authentication
    Amit> proxies (M$ Proxy server).

    Amit> ciao, Amit

    Amit>  To: linux-delhi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
    Amit> linux-india@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
    Amit> linux-india-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
                                                              
    Amit>  Subject: [LI] SETI update, interesting facts

    Amit> Join up and put those unsused office computers to some use,
    Amit> folks!  It doesn't cost you anything, and it's our chance to
    Amit> show what India and Linux can do together.

    Amit> Of course, if you /do/ happen to catch the signal that those
    Amit> little green dogs from Sirius have been beaming at us all
    Amit> these years, well, what can I say?  You're made for life!

    Amit> Regards,

    Amit> -- Raju
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