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negative as in CNC, Chengdu. I observed twitter has been trying to change IP for at least three times, but it's a URL block. Any port 80 TCP request that has a
by est 17y ago
negative as in CNC, Chengdu.
I observed twitter has been trying to change IP for at least three times, but it's a URL block. Any port 80 TCP request that has a twitter.com between GET and HTTP/1.1 will be blocked.
- paulgb 17y agoI thought the first line only contained the absolute path, not the host name. I assume it's checking the host: parameter? Just checked and twitter.com will accept an HTTP/1.0 request (which doesn't require a host to be specified). So one way to get around this block might be to set up a local proxy that uses HTTP/1.0 to connect remotely.
- est 17y agomy mistake, they check URL as well as host: parameter. the GFW will RST your again and again even if you Google for twitter.com