Hello,
When I connect to www.linkedin.com using Tor I receive the 401 error:
*type* Status report
*message*
*description* _This request requires HTTP authentication ()._
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I do not get this
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 11:13 AM, Matthew wrote:
> Hello,
Hi,
> When I connect to www.linkedin.com using Tor I receive the 401 error:
Yeah, that's a problem with linkedin.com, not with Tor. For some
reason, they don't accept connections from servers in the Tor network.
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Runa A. Sandvik
On 30.07.2011 23:11, Matthew wrote:
>>> When I connect to www.linkedin.com using Tor I receive the 401 error:
>> Yeah, that's a problem with linkedin.com, not with Tor. For some
>> reason, they don't accept connections from servers in the Tor network.
> So is this a situation where there can be som
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 10:11 PM, Matthew wrote:
>
>>> When I connect to www.linkedin.com using Tor I receive the 401 error:
>>
>> Yeah, that's a problem with linkedin.com, not with Tor. For some
>> reason, they don't accept connections from servers in the Tor network.
>>
> So is this a situation
When I connect to www.linkedin.com using Tor I receive the 401 error:
Yeah, that's a problem with linkedin.com, not with Tor. For some
reason, they don't accept connections from servers in the Tor network.
So is this a situation where there can be some debate with the
administrators of linked
So is this a situation where there can be some debate with the
administrators of linkedin.com about allowing Tor nodes? In other words:
what happens when a site just bans Tor nodes?
I'd be happy to talk to someone from linkedin.com if they want to
allow connections from Tor. You could also dro
> I just wondered that - since any website can just decide to ban all Tor
> exit node IPs - if there was some kind of "official policy" to request
> changes in the policy of the blocking organization.
It would be interesting to see if a working group could be formed
for this purpose. Wouldn't nece
