[proxyTools-users] Re: [noCensorship] Few proxies on non standard ports

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

Hello wayne,

On 9 May 2003, wayne <wa...@ny...> wrote:
>> From: Hat <ha...@ny...>
>> To: noc...@fr...
>> Subject: [noCensorship] Few proxies on non standard ports
>> 
>> statProxy v4.27 report from xxxx:
>> 168.9.253.251   :3347  P                    9.3/? 
>> 170.224.224.101 :8000  P                    9.1/? 
>> 170.224.224.133 :8000  P                    9.1/? 
>> 170.224.224.37  :8000  P                    9.0/? 
>
>Interesting that these guys are blocking UAE access specifically.

All are blocked? 

>Not the USA, not you. 
>How about the KSA?

Any one from KSA?

>
>> 202.96.1.225    :8888  P                    21.6/? 
>> 206.129.0.18    :2896  P                    9.0/? 
>> 206.129.0.19    :9999  P                    9.2/? 
>> 208.230.117.43  :8487  P                    9.3/? 
>> 209.210.176.44  :8888  P                    9.0/? 
>> 209.67.28.104   :83    P                    9.0/? 
>> 210.131.177.253 :8000  P                    9.0/? 
>
>Your proxy 'latency' times still seem very high. 
>Was this all the proxies you tested at the same time?
>Or did you remove all the failures?

Yes, removed all failures.

>If it was a lot more, I can (maybe) understand this.
>Or is your proxy 'latency' time always this high from there?

Well, ya.. I noticed that the latency time is always "high" here... does
that tell you something?

>
>BTW, I've changed the 'P' and 'F' from the -m test 0 to show 'p' 
>and 'f', so you can tell what type of test was done in posts like 
>this.

Cool!

>
>Any comments about SPP? Fast, slow? Unreliable?

So far it looks to be fast and reliable to me. Maybe not fancy looking, but
that fine!

>What do your normal scanners do that's cool (that I'm not doing 
>already in SPP)?

ehem... wish list :)

Well, how about:

1. Delete bad results and timeouts
2. Remove duplicates
3. Remove Proxy gateways
4. Find and remove FBI & US Army proxies
5. DNS Lookup in the same generated file result

I know that many of these can be done by sortProxy. Maybe merging sortProxy
code in SPP will do part of the above!

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

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