Re: [proxyTools-users] first time user of proxyTools (was:Re: Help for an absolutely new user)

[Hat <ha...@ny...>]

Hello wayne,

On 7 Nov 2002, wayne <wa...@ny...> wrote:
>> From: Mat Brown <mat...@ya...>
>> Subject: Re: [proxyTools-users] first time user of proxyTools (was:Re:
>> Help for an absolutely new user)

[...]

>
>I don't know how to advise on the CVS stuff. It requires no extra 
>knowledge, but you're more likely to see bugs, crashes etc. 
>As long as you're willing to keep a working version somewhere as 
>a backup, you can take advantage of it (the fixes, and all the new 
>features as they happen). 
>You get to be able to tell me about bugs more often.
>You get to call yourself a beta tester :-)
>
>The biggest problem seems to be for people to be able to use WinCVS 
>properly :-(

I don't recommend WinCVS. Instead if users don't have Cygwin installed to
use CVS, then I recommend jCVS (Java CVS). It is easy to use.  Here is a
link from the archive to a tutorial I once wrote on jCVS: 

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proxy-elites/message/4097


[...]


>Or if yu don't have much time, and want to get alive/dead and speed 
>results just use -t 0

Well, I guess there is some bug in the latest version of SP:

C:\LP\proxyTools>perl statproxy.pl -v
This is statProxy 4.120 (proxyTools.zip)

Author: wa...@ny...

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

C:\LP\proxyTools>perl statproxy.pl -t 0 -l uncommon.txt
Loading proxies...
Extracting proxy strings, expanding/skipping ports, validating, resolving,
dedup
ing...
90 proxies to test (after processing)
Running test: 0 130.225.8.117:8000

As you see the last line, the tested proxy is in the same line of the
statement  "Running test: 0", and no results are shown per tested proxy!


>wa...@ny...
>http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/

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Regards,
Hat