Proxy

q3fix · **Joined:** 21 Mar 2008 03:43 **Posts:** 6

i get this:

8:10:43 p.m. - --- ambient sound initialization ---
8:10:43 p.m. - Sound memory manager started
8:10:43 p.m. - Loading dll file ui.
8:10:47 p.m. - --- Common Initialization Complete ---
8:10:47 p.m. - Winsock Initialized
8:10:47 p.m. - Opening IP socket: localhost:29070
8:10:47 p.m. - Opening connection to SOCKS server.
8:10:48 p.m. - NET_OpenSocks: connect: WSAECONNREFUSED
8:10:48 p.m. - Hostname: *
8:10:48 p.m. - IP: 10.1.1.*

* = Ive Removed

Im trying to use a proxy in jedi academy using your method with socks cap and tor i saw somewere in the forum, cant remember were.

Please tell me what im missing to get this message.

Sorry if this sounds nooby.

q3fix · **Joined:** 21 Mar 2008 03:43 **Posts:** 6

this was the method i used but failed:

Code:

Update for the TOR + Sockscap method, since this thread is linked in another thread too

Then with Tor there is no longer the need to find valid SOCKS servers, it's enough to:
- install the Tor/Vidalia Package http://www.torproject.org/download.html.en
- run sockscap, this tool is hard to find on the net so a ready to use copy is available on http://mirror.aluigi.org/misc/sockscap-2.40-051231.zip
- in the SOCKS settings place 127.0.0.1 and port 9050 as SOCKS server and select SOCKS Version 5 and "Resolve all names locally"
- launch Vidalia and start Tor from there
- go in SocksCap and add the program to socksify with the needed command arguments and Run it from there

q3fix · **Joined:** 21 Mar 2008 03:43 **Posts:** 6

i think i got it now, but i keep getting stuck on the ja splash screen...

aluigi · **Posted:** 04 May 2008 11:02

ok, you can try removing the sockscap part and, instead, enabling the following cvars in JA:

seta net_socksEnabled "1"
seta net_socksServer "127.0.0.1"
seta net_socksPort "9050"
seta net_socksUsername ""
seta net_socksPassword ""

they add native support to socks proxies (hoping JA handles them).

Patrick · **Joined:** 29 Jan 2011 02:55 **Posts:** 3

Hello Luigi.

I know I'm bumping a two years topic but I am in the exact position as the topic creator. I did exactly what he did with the Tor and Sockcap but my IP remains unchanged. I'm not sure if I missunderstood the purpose of this but I was under the impression that I'd be using a proxy to avoid giving away my IP upon entering a game in Jedi Knight Academy. Everything works but I still have the same IP when launching from the sockcap application. I wrote in the commands you suggestes but still nothing...

Help would be most appreciated.
-Patrick.

aluigi · **Posted:** 29 Jan 2011 08:27

the fact is that Tor is a TCP-only proxy while you need a proxy that supports UDP, so you will never able to change your IP using Tor

Patrick · **Joined:** 29 Jan 2011 02:55 **Posts:** 3

Thank you so much Luigi!

I bet it's hard to find a UDP proxy that can perform what I want. But I just have to ask:
Do you know any UDP proxies that might work with JK:JA without too much complications?

Cheers in advance.
-Patrick

aluigi · **Posted:** 29 Jan 2011 13:19

eh no because the public proxies online are usually compromised machines where the attacker has placed the proxy or misconfigured systems so their life is short, that's why exist specific websites that take updates lists.

then the proxies with udp support are not much diffused

Patrick · **Joined:** 29 Jan 2011 02:55 **Posts:** 3

God I just really could need to be able to get into a server on JK:JA without having my IP cluttered on the logs. If there just was some sort of program that could do it :(...

aluigi · **Posted:** 30 Jan 2011 03:36

no programs, you need a phisical server.
if was just the matter of the "program" (the proxy software) my proxymini was pefect but obviously you must have a machine where hosting it to take its IP

fango · **Joined:** 24 Jan 2011 13:58 **Posts:** 27

If you can install somewhere 3proxy server and configure it , you will be fine.It has support for udp proxy.
The home page is at 3proxy.ru

Luigi Auriemma

Proxy