Adam Howard
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I have it installed on my PC so I can do my own private testing on localhost.
Of course I don't think that really counts as my router would block any in coming port 80 request (and much of everything else).
For those of you that use proxies
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Of course I don't think that really counts as my router would block any in coming port 80 request (and much of everything else).
SneakyDave
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Apache doesn't "cause" it. I don't run Apache nor IIS on port 80
But does your public IP return something for port 80?
What happens when you visit your public-facing IP in a browser?
tenants
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okay... but thats not a false positve is it?
I think the only false positves comes from detecting open ports, and this port is usualy aways port 80 with iis/apache
If I take that one out, it wont detect as many proxies, but also wont give as many false positives
... removed the port 80 detection
(it might still detect other ports you have open, like 8080,81,3128 ... )
tenants
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Another thats slips through, what proxy is it ?Told me I'm not using one, but I am.
I think I'll remove the port detection and try a black list (avoiding all of these false positives)
tenants
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okay, fair enough
In all likeliness if you have a good proxy set up (especially something you've paid for), you'll still end up slipping through... this will only end up getting a proportion of the free proxies
Thats something I can't avoid, but I want to avoid false positives
