The art of escape

23 March 2009 // 0 comments // Linux

Bird at the airport

I believe in Freedom, whatever it’s for a lift or just a smile. By consequences, I don’t like to pay for what I consider part of a service, like internet connection.

Here is a small technic to have free internet access in an airport or in a hotel.

  1. - On your home Liux box, install iodine as a daemon.
  2. - Setup your internet router to receive DNS request on your box.
  3. - Delegate a new DNS zone to this box named "tunnel.mydomain.com"
  4. - On your laptop, where you’re already running a Linux desktop, install Iodine as a client.
  5. - In a limited/restricted environment, start iodine client using the provided DNS server.
  6. - Last step, open a SSH connection to your box with a port forwarding to your preferred proxy server.

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