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Originally Posted by Paul M
No - it just highlights the stupidity of Googles programmers  . ntl's proxy servers pass on the client's real address - and it's very easy to extract this for ip processing (like we do  ). |
Well said that man
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Originally Posted by BackToMine
Yea I get that same error message.
Another reason why using transparent proxies is a stupid stupid stupid idea.
Reminds me of AOL junk.
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Stupid idea?
Perhaps you can pay ntl's upstream costs then
Google realise that ntl (and other ISP's) use transparent proxies, and the ironic thing is they list sites that can easily detect the proxy and give the correct client IP address.
