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  1. Which minecraft.jar (or techniclauncher.jar) should I put this folder within ? The one that opens the game (linux uses another .jar, while windows is .exe) or the one which is on the " .minecraft/bin" directory ? Well, I have made this folder in both, didn't worked out too... Btw, it is just to make the folder? nothing inside it ? (btw don't know how to make shell scripts, but since i plan to play few times, re-making the folder isn't a so-bad thing
  2. Wait.... what's that "rtemp directory trick" about ? Like that .bat file in windows to enforce MC launcher to make that way ?
  3. Like I said earlier, changing java setting does'nt work at all. It's like MC avoid the usage of proxy connection, also with SOCKS. I tried this method already.... The only difference is that I use OpenJDK 7, and changed the net.properties placing some server from a public socks list i found around....
  4. bump.... anybody ? no ideas ?
  5. I will give that "spotflux" a try. If it does'nt make any effect, i will try recoding that java way of connecgtion thing... maybe changing to a proxy will work good... Thanks for the attention folks edit: Spotflux does not work with linux, only windows... And I've been searching around that even windows users that changed the way java connects, could not make MC do that way. Other suggestions appreciated....
  6. Obs: Before any flaming user start saying "do your job/work/exercises instead of playing ", the computers isn't located at classroom, and I am "off-duty" when accessing". All right, I am in a ubuntu 12.10 (I understand that makes things harder, but all the other computers use Ubuntu, so to decrease chances of detection, I put ubuntu too, but more updated, since the school's one is 11.04) accessing from my own hard drive (a pen drive with huge capacity), so root access and administration to edit files and connections aren't a problem. The connection here obviously have proxy blocks, firewalls and that kind of stuff to games, social networks, etc. Changing the proxy and later using a VPS connection from SecurityKISS (OpenVPS) solved any kind of trouble while using the browser. Minecraft is updated (1.4.2) and running smoothly but I am only able to play in single player mode, since in multiplayer all servers appear with the error " Can't reach server " , which I am sure is the block's action. Any suggestions or help appreciated. See ya
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