CIRCUMVENTION TOOLS - FLOSS Manuals
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A private node is a Psiphon node working with authentication, which means that you have to<br />
register before you can use it. Once registered, you will be able to send invitations to your<br />
friends and relatives to use this specific node.<br />
See also Psiphon node.<br />
PUBLICLY ROUTABLE IP ADDRESS<br />
Publicly routable IP addresses (sometimes called public IP addresses) are those reachable in the<br />
normal way on the Internet, through a chain of routers. Some IP addresses are private, such<br />
as the 192.168.x.x block, and many are unassigned.<br />
REGULAR EXPRESSION<br />
A regular expression (also called a regexp or RE) is a text pattern that specifies a set of text<br />
strings in a particular regular expression implementation such as the UNIX grep utility. A text<br />
string "matches" a regular expression if the string conforms to the pattern, as defined by the<br />
regular expression syntax. In each RE syntax, some characters have special meanings, to allow<br />
one pattern to match multiple other strings. For example, the regular expression lo+se matches<br />
lose, loose, and looose.<br />
REMAILER<br />
An anonymous remailer is a service which allows users to send e-mails anonymously. T he<br />
remailer receives messages via e-mail and forwards them to their intended recipient after<br />
removing information that would identify the original sender. Some also provide an anonymous<br />
return address that can be used to reply to the original sender without disclosing her identity.<br />
Well-known Remailer services include Cypherpunk, Mixmaster and Nym.<br />
ROUTER<br />
A router is a computer that determines the route for forwarding packets. It uses address<br />
information in the packet header and cached information on the server to match address<br />
numbers with hardware connections.<br />
ROOT NAME SERVER<br />
A root name server or root server is any of thirteen server clusters run by IANA to direct<br />
traffic to all of the TLDs, as the core of the DNS system.<br />
RSS (REAL SIMPLE SYNDICATION)<br />
RSS is a method and protocol for allowing Internet users to subscribe to content from a Web<br />
page, and receive updates as soon as they are posted.<br />
SCHEME<br />
On the Web, a scheme is a mapping from a name to a protocol. T hus the HT T P scheme maps<br />
URLs that begin with HT T P: to the Hypertext T ransfer Protocol. T he protocol determines the<br />
interpretation of the rest of the URL, so that http://www.example.com/dir/content.html<br />
identifies a Web site and a specific file in a specific directory, and mailto:user@somewhere.com<br />
is an e-mail address of a specific person or group at a specific domain.<br />
SHELL<br />
A UNIX shell is the traditional command line user interface for the UNIX/Linux operating<br />
systems. T he most common shells are sh and bash.<br />
SOCKS<br />
A SOCKS proxy is a special kind of proxy server. In the ISO/OSI model it operates between<br />
the application layer and the transport layer. T he standard port for SOCKS proxies is 1080,<br />
but they can also run on different ports. Many programs support a connection through a<br />
SOCKS proxy. If not you can install a SOCKS client like FreeCap, ProxyCap or SocksCap which<br />
can force programs to run through the Socks proxy using dynamic port forwarding. It is also<br />
possible to use SSH tools such as OpenSSH as a SOCKS proxy server.<br />
SCREENLOGGER<br />
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