Hey Chris, 2006/3/11, Chris Kuethe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > why would you trust us, and why should we trust you?
I would trust some one else, because there may be some one around having the same problem and that could trust it for such a matter. > i'm not saying > you're evil, i'm just saying that not everyone is going to want to > allow you to move arbitrary bits around. and if you're that worried > about monitoring, you're not going to want to use just any old bsd box > as your proxy. how do you know the other guy isn't going to sell you > out? > > while you think about that, can i point you at a few ports > net/tor > security/gnupg > security/stunnel > > if you can find someplace that offers shell accounts, you should have > everything you need to move bits around. use gnupg or mixmaster to > send encrypted email, tor to route tcp sessions and stunnel to ssl-ize > anyting. > > CK (i get paid to think like that) > > > On 3/11/06, Gustavo Rios <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Dear folks, > > > > i live in brazil, and it is a common practice for local > > corporation/institutions to monitor our phone calls, internet access > > and personal email. I would like to be able to access Internet by > > means of a proxy. My initial ideia is to get some peer (personnel) > > outside brazil that would allow me to connect through it. > > > > I am publicly request some one from the OpenBSD user base because of > > the trust i have on all those i believe share some of the ideology of > > the project and since, make uses of it. > > > > I would really appreciate your help. > > > > All the best. > > > > > > > -- > GDB has a 'break' feature; why doesn't it have 'fix' too?
