https sythe

Hello, my school blocks this site because its a forum about video games. Anyway.... if we do like https://youtube.com we can accecs youtube

Now on this site. I do https://sythe.org it works i get on it but once i click something or click login it will launch back to http then it kicks me off.

Therfore make https for all fuctions of the forum

This would be amazing if could be done

 

That doesn't make sense and it'll cost money and it makes Sythe slower.

Just use a proxy.

 

If it's an easy fix, then why not. But if it costs money and makes the site slower, I am going to have to pass on this one.

 

1. confused how it would coast money when it already has https but anyways i mean like if you go to https it will stay https.

 

Maybe you're right. It looks like Sythe.org already has a valid certificate.

 

Mhm but if you vist https and click a thread or anypart of the forum it will return to http and block me off

 

I know you use to be able to run Sythe with https when the site was being ddos, not sure about nowadays.

Have you tried a proxy? That's how we use to get around everything at school.

 

Agree on this one. It should be a easy fix and i doubt it would cost any money.

 

I use proxy browser on my phone dont really wanna redownload it on there pc

 

I had this on my old website cost'd like 7$
Also, I do https for sythe in school and it works for me.

 

Use your phones. I mean really

Otherwise, if all the computers around there are linked to the same "network", you could try making yourself a new user account, with administrator status. That way, this new account would run on the computer itself, not on the network, and it might bypass any instruments of monitoring your school has.

Note that if you do get caught doing this, your school admins may become pissed at you (I would know. Though I also made two scripts that only required a click to run and made it easy for for another 100 students to do the same).

http://www.wikihow.com/Add-and-Delete-Users-Accounts-With-Command-Prompt-in-Windows
http://www.windows-commandline.com/add-user-to-group-from-command-line/

 

Actually, this is a very easy fix.

Just use URL rewrites to change all http requests, to https requests.

 

the reasoning behind this thread is completely wrong, I read that https should be used so he can access the site. Use a proxy for that if a specific address is blocked.

about https: imho if there is already a certificate it should be used for the whole site. The performance impact is negligible and the safety improvements are well worth it.

 

However this is made to work, I would also like to see it implemented for when I'm at work.

 

this would work for schools--library---work/job.....etc

 

Bump.

 

Why can't you just use a proxy?

 

school blocks like all free proxy sites, and class is only 30 minuets long to use the computer once you sign off pc restarts

 

use proxy and search on google u may find something GL

 

ya use a proxy and if they find out, then you're fucked