Thanx for the help....this did the trick....you saved the day :) :)

I use a proxy to bypass another proxy!!

kind regards,

On 12/2/06, Yutaka Sato <pficabdyi-jeepbu3o6xvw.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> In message <_A3589@delegate-en.ML_>
> on 12/02/06(20:17:09)
> you "Mat Moot" <pragabdyi-jeepbu3o6xvw.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
> |Thanx, I appreciate your reply...this did work..
> ...
> |Another question please, there is this website which I visit from time to
> |time, and we are not allowed to use proxies. now when I use socks proxy
> in IE
> |nobody is able to tell if it was direct connection or through a proxy. I
> made
> |this conclusion by visiting www.whatismyip.us where they check for the
> proxy
> |used, and they were not able to identify the proxy that I am using.
> |
> |Now when I use the command that you suggested last time, the site was
> able
> |to say what version of delegate I am using. so it seems this info is
> handled
> |by the software that uses the proxy not the proxy itself.
> |
> |Is there any way where I can eliminate such info about the proxy??
>
> If you are not allowed to use proxy, you must not use it.
>
>
> By the way, it is technically easy to get rid of arbitrary HTTP headers
> with a parameter as this:
>
> HTTPCONF=kill-qhead:Via
>
> Cheers,
> Yutaka
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