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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-04-01 00:43:57
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> From: and...@tu... > To: noc...@fr... > Subject: [noCensorship] Some Help with Lp > > Im giving the firsts steps with LP... my question is how can i do a proxy > test (at test/merge proxies butom) if im behind a http proxy? Is it possible > or not? You are inside a firewall/proxy and can't get direct access to an outside proxy you wish to test? I'll guess that's the situation. But are you sure you want to do this? The only reason it's useful is to test proxies for layer 1 use by localProxy, or maybe the destination proxy for httPort. If you think you want this for inclusion in LP, you are wrong. LP already has a database of pretested proxies to use. No tests required until you're sure it's using a significant number of bad ones, and even then you might not notice because LP is self-healing. I will also guess/assume you have Perl. If you are using the executable statProxy, substitute 'statProxy' for 'perl statProxy.pl' in the commands below. Anyway ... LP is the wrong tool for this job. You need statProxy. Steps: 1) Find out *all* the proxies you can reach (at least find out all your ISP's proxies). Let's say they are all called proxy.isp.com and are all on port 8080. 2) Find out whether they can be used with CONNECT and to which standard proxy ports they will allow CONNECT by doing: perl statProxy.pl -t 4:9:11 proxy.isp.com:8080 That will test CONNECT to ports 80, 3128, 8080. You will get something like this (I used proxy1.emirates.net.ae:8080): Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, validating, resolving, deduping... 2 proxies to test (after processing) ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort Running test: 4 9 11 213.42.1.17:8080 statProxy v4.152 report from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx(ISP): 195.229.240.67 :8080 P P P ?/? agent:NetCache NetApp/5.2.1D8 213.42.1.17 :8080 F F F ?/? Wall clock time: 0.18 mins. Results have been copied to file statProxy.2003.4.1.2.out For each proxy there is one line of test results (the 'P'(ass), 'F'(ail)). Test results for you may also include ' ' (a space - the test was not, or could not be, performed), 'R'(efused) and 'T'(imeout). The test results are in the positions of the test number requested; the first 'P'/'F' is for test 0, the next is for test 9, the last is for test 11. If you have Perl, you can use: perldoc statProxy.pl to view the statProxy documentation which tells you that test 4 is for CONNECT to port 80, 9 is for port 3128 and 11 is for port 8080. If you have no Perl (or you like to see web page help documentation) just double-click readme.html. So then you know (in the example above) that one proxy will allow CONNECT to all the standard proxy ports. Now you can use this one to test other outside proxies on those ports which you are otherwise unable to reach because of your firewall. If (for example) the test for CONNECT to port 3128 (the middle test result above) had failed for any proxy, you cannot use this one to test any outside proxy on port 3128. In that case, split your proxy list into a list each proxy can test. 3) Now you have a suitable proxy for tests on a particular outside proxy or list of them). Let's say the external proxy to test is proxy.ext.com:80. Do this: perl statProxy.pl -t all:-18 -C 195.229.240.67:8080 proxy.ext.com:80 (see the -l option if you have a file of external proxies to test). That will run all the tests (except the socks test) on proxy.ext.com:80 using CONNECT to bounce off the proxy at 195.229.240.67:8080. The test results will look similar to the above tests on a normal proxy, but you will find that there are more spaces and timeouts just because the chain is longer. Something like: 216.77.56.124 :80 PF F F FFFF FPFP F 1.9/2.9 Test 0 (the first 'P' on the line above) is the standard GET test for the proxy. If that one passes, the proxy is alive and working as a normal proxy. For these external proxies, that's pretty much all you would want to know for web browsing. Hope that helps. > Thanks anyway -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-03-31 21:10:40
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> To: no...@so... > From: ma...@us... > Subject: [proxytools - Help] Proxy tools Help > > Hi Hi. I prefer (for my anonymity) to respond to the mailing list, rather than the forum you posted this mesage in. Others may respond there, though the proxytools-users mailing list is more active. > iam a new to these proxy tool > > some how i manage to download the active perl Good! > and latest Proxy tools and i have started it Even better! > and i have set the proxy of I.e 6 browser to > > what was appearing in the local proxy window > > > > localhost : 10081 No! localhost:10080. It says: For web browser proxy service, please configure your web browser http proxy entry to localhost:10080 and the https proxy entry to localhost:10076 now Why did you use 10081? > but i got this error msg "_*error:syntax error at (eval 21) line 1, near "GET > http:" syntax error at (eval 21) line 6, near "5.0) " " That's right. You're using the command port for the back end. You can send Perl commands to this port and LP will execute them. Your browser thought it was talking to a proxy and sent a GET request for a web page to it. The syntax was not correct Perl syntax, so it failed as you saw. > Iam in UAE could any one let me know how to run the Proxy tools sucessfulyy You should have no problems. Just read more carefully :-) > Regards > > Mani -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-03-31 20:55:44
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> From: "gstmoderator" <gst...@ho...>
> To: <noc...@fr...>, <pro...@sf...>
> Subject: [noCensorship] DONE--Re: Re: LP
>
> wayne-
>
> thanks for your help. running JAP I was having same problem. Turns out now
> I'm on a LAN and locations to set my proxy were different. No problem.
>
> thanks again.
I'm commenting below anyway.
You (and others) might find it useful yet.
Here's the overall summary of my comments below.
You chose proxies which all failed on every test, for LP to
'test/merge'. As a result, it (correctly) didn't merge anything,
and you didn't see them in the reloaded configuration.
You would have been better off just letting LP do it's job.
It has a database of thousands of proxies to choose from, and
would have chosen ones which worked there.
There is a common feeling that the user needs to tell LP what to
do, but the truth is that it knows better than 99% of users, and
what it doesn't know it learns after a bit of use.
I think that answers all your original questions, but I have a
couple:
1) I'd like to confirm that LP works when you leave it alone and
just try to use it for (say) web browsing without adding your own
proxies. Did you ever get that far? If it doesn't work (and you're
still interested) please post some logs from the back end window.
2) I'd like to confirm whether or not that window (or task bar
icon) actually appears when you use 'test/merge'. I recall a problem
reported on XP, but I thought it was fixed a long time ago. It would
only affect operation of 'test/merge'. I guess I'll have to do
this myself on an XP system, if I can find one.
> From: "gstmoderator" <gst...@ho...>
> To: <noc...@fr...>, <pro...@sf...>
> Subject: [noCensorship] Re: LP
[...]
> 1. open lp using saved config
> 2. put proxies in box from hat 141.150.149.247:80, 208.49.206.97:80,
> 204.196.215.9:80, 64.48.186.225:80, 208.218.142.13:80 Echo= 11687
> 3. push test/merge
> 4. localproxy2 window log
>
> This is localProxy Engine (the 'back end'), version: 4.214
> Loading configuration saved
> Waiting for the front end to connect ... connected
> Checking all layer 0 hosts for connectivity...
> Couldn't connect to 33 proxies
Why so many?
What config did you use (before the 'saved' one)?
There's no 'saved' config, until you save one.
> Don't panic, I can probably work ok without them
>
> LocalProxy is offering services on the following ports:
> 10076:non-censoring HTTPS proxy
> 10077:PROPFIND capable HTTP proxy
> 10078:HTTP zapped advertisement proxy
> 10079:proxy autoconfiguration
> 10080:anonymous, non-censoring HTTP proxy - standard
> 10081:localProxy control
> 10082:non-censoring HTTP proxy - standard
> 10119:Usenet news - panix
> 11119:Usenet news - mozilla
>
>
> For web browser proxy service, please configure your web browser
> http proxy entry to localhost:10082 and the
> https proxy entry to localhost:10076 now
>
> 5. localproxy log
>
> This is localProxy GUI (the 'front end'), version: 4.247
> Proxies found in environment: none
> I'm assuming this IP address is 192.168.1.101
> I'm assuming this IP address is 192.168.1.101
> Setting default config syria-scs-net
> Starting localProxy engine with configuration: saved
> start line: perl localProxy2.pl -x 0 -g -d 0 -c saved
> running localProxy2.exe
So the back end is running *before* you test the proxies.
> Checking proxy capabilities ...
> Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports,
> validating, resolving, deduping...
> 1 proxies to test (after processing)
> ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort
> Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
> 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.22.out
>
> statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net):
This is the 'LAN' you were talking about.
We're all on a LAN, of some sort, but yours is a private address
lan. This is special - packets to addresses like yours will never
be routed acrosss the internet. For you to be able to talk to
*anything* on the internet outside your lan, you must use a router
of some sort (something with an address on your lan, an address
on the real internet and the capability of switching packets
between the two. Remote sites will think they are communicating
with this router.
In your case, your ISP's proxies are probably handling this
for web browsing. Other services (your JAP access, for example)
would be being provided by a NAT.
BTW, 'syria-scs-net' is localProxy's guess at your ISP/firewall.
It's done by looking at your address, and finding the best match
in the firewalls database. Syria-scs-net is the first one it found,
but there are millions of such addresses (those addresses are
not routable on the internet, so they can be reused in different
locations). No harm done, but wrong (in general) and confusing.
I've changed it to indicate a private address in future versions.
> 141.150.149.247 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.2/?
These results are all bad, so when these tests are complete,
there is nothing of interest to localProxy (or you!), and
nothing needs to be merged to your configuration file. MergeHosts
will simply ignore any proxies where where *every* test fails.
Port 80 looks like a bad choice for you - you need to test
proxies on other ports. 3128 and 8080 are probably also blocked.
Try this one: 24.129.32.175:9631
Test it quickly by using:
statProxy -t 0 24.129.32.175:9631
If that passes ('P'), then do the localProxy 'test/merge' and
you should find it in the config you specify. Note that this
is unnecessary, because LP already knows about this proxy -
it's in the database. See the summary above.
[...]
> Done ... writing results to tests-userSpecd.txt
> MergeHosts.pl v4.48
> merging tests-userSpecd.txt to config-saved.xml
> (saving original config-saved.xml in config-saved.old.xml)
> Test location firewall: syria-scs-net
> Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any
> hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy
[...]
Nothing actually happened here - no results were worth saving!
I've added a message to this effect.
> This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe.
> For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com
> (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.)
> ...
>
>
>
> 6. none of proxies are then used during internet or when I close and restart
> LP using saved config (no error stats)
None were merged to the config. This is expected.
[...]
> > Let's clarify:
> > 1) you enter proxies into the field above 'test/merge new proxies'
> > Or you leave the entries that are already there. Use the right format:
> > proxy.xxx.com:8000, proxy2.yyy.etc:8999
> > etc. (say).
>
> yes
>
> > 2) you click 'test/merge new proxies'
>
> yes
>
> > 3) a window opens (or appears on the task bar?). On XP, I think
> > it should have a title containing the command used to run it.
> > Warning, I don't have an XP system to test on, so I can't be
> > precise here. This might be the area where the problem lies - the
> > window/icon may not be appearing at all. I had some XP problems here
> > before. If that's the case, I'll need to find an XP system.
>
> window opens if I run Autoconfigure instead of test/merge
Hmm ... they are done in different ways, so that's interesting.
With autoConfigure you should have been able to find a file
created called master.log with the log of what happened.
But we're talking about test/merge.
Did anything appear on the task bar?
> > 4) in that window, you should be able to watch statProxy testing your
> > proxies. If it closes too quickly, you probably gave it a bad proxy
> > format. If the reason is not obvious, I suggest you run statProxy
> > by itself in a command window with the proxy format you used to see
> > what error is reported.
>
> see above--no errors
>
> > 5) the merge of these results to a config are done back in the GUI
> > (by calling mergeHosts).
> >
> > I'll wait to hear what the log window contains.
>
> like I said, I've run LP on XP though it was .pl not .exe.
You said you ran the LP exe (see your comment a few lines down).
No matter though, the whole 'problem' appears to be your bad
choice of proxies to test.
Basically, LP knew better than you :-)
See my summary above.
[...]
> > > > 5) Which LP are you using (version number, executable or source)?
> > >
> > > 4.247 exe I think
> >
> > Damn, that makes things difficult.
> >
> > > > 6) You might be able to run the GUI window (localProxy.pl or .exe)
> > > > with debug turned on - later versions only.
> > > >
> > > > 7) During the above tests, there are various files created and saved.
> > > > The easy way to find them is by modification/creation date. See if
> > > > they contain the proxies you expected. Let us know what happened.
> > >
> > > config-saved attachd
> >
> > Did you find any files created/modified?
You still didn't look for these?
[...]
> thanks again
--
wa...@ny...
http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/
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From: gstmoderator <gst...@ho...> - 2003-03-31 01:37:42
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wayne- thanks for your help. running JAP I was having same problem. Turns out now I'm on a LAN and locations to set my proxy were different. No problem. thanks again. ----- Original Message ----- From: "gstmoderator" <gst...@ho...> To: <noc...@fr...>; <pro...@sf...> Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2003 7:21 PM Subject: [noCensorship] Re: LP > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "wayne" <wa...@ny...> > To: <noc...@fr...>; <pro...@sf...> > Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2003 6:45 PM > Subject: [noCensorship] Re: LP > > > > > From: "gstmoderator" <gst...@ho...> > > > To: <noc...@fr...> > > > Subject: [noCensorship] Re: LP > > > > > > > > Reinstalled LP after a move an OS upgrade and ten months or so can't > get > > > LP to merge new proxies and save new configuration on restart no proxies > > > saved and privacy analyzer traces directly to my isp. > > > > > > > > We'll need some more info. > > > > > > > > 1) What operating system? > > > > > > XP > > > > > > > > 2) What error messages (if any)? Look at the localProxy log windows > > > > to see these. > > > > > > > > > > None > > > > None? > > Strange. > > > > I meant the normal logs in the LP GUI log window. Two windows open > > when you start it, right? One of them is the GUI, the other looks > > like a command window. The 'command window' logs what happens in > > the GUI. It's impossible that there's nothing in this - please look > > again. > > > > A further window opens when you click 'start services'. That one > > logs what happens in the back end. > > > > Posting that huge saved config was pointless. > > There appears to be a heap of stuff missing from it. > > Losing the indentation makes it unreadable too. > > > > 1. open lp using saved config > 2. put proxies in box from hat 141.150.149.247:80, 208.49.206.97:80, > 204.196.215.9:80, 64.48.186.225:80, 208.218.142.13:80 Echo= 11687 > 3. push test/merge > 4. localproxy2 window log > > This is localProxy Engine (the 'back end'), version: 4.214 > Loading configuration saved > Waiting for the front end to connect ... connected > Checking all layer 0 hosts for connectivity... > Couldn't connect to 33 proxies > Don't panic, I can probably work ok without them > > LocalProxy is offering services on the following ports: > 10076:non-censoring HTTPS proxy > 10077:PROPFIND capable HTTP proxy > 10078:HTTP zapped advertisement proxy > 10079:proxy autoconfiguration > 10080:anonymous, non-censoring HTTP proxy - standard > 10081:localProxy control > 10082:non-censoring HTTP proxy - standard > 10119:Usenet news - panix > 11119:Usenet news - mozilla > > > For web browser proxy service, please configure your web browser > http proxy entry to localhost:10082 and the > https proxy entry to localhost:10076 now > > 5. localproxy log > > This is localProxy GUI (the 'front end'), version: 4.247 > Proxies found in environment: none > I'm assuming this IP address is 192.168.1.101 > I'm assuming this IP address is 192.168.1.101 > Setting default config syria-scs-net > Starting localProxy engine with configuration: saved > start line: perl localProxy2.pl -x 0 -g -d 0 -c saved > running localProxy2.exe > Checking proxy capabilities ... > Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, > validating, resolving, deduping... > 1 proxies to test (after processing) > ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort > Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 > 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.22.out > > statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): > 141.150.149.247 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.2/? > Wall clock time: 0.71 mins. > > > This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. > For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com > (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) > ... > > Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, > validating, resolving, deduping... > 1 proxies to test (after processing) > ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort > Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 > 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.23.out > > statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): > 208.49.206.97 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.4/? > Wall clock time: 1.4 mins. > > > This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. > For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com > (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) > ... > > Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, > validating, resolving, deduping... > 1 proxies to test (after processing) > ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort > Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 > 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.24.out > > statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): > 204.196.215.9 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.3/? > Wall clock time: 0.72 mins. > > > This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. > For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com > (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) > ... > > Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, > validating, resolving, deduping... > 1 proxies to test (after processing) > ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort > Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 > 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.25.out > > statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): > 64.48.186.225 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.3/? > Wall clock time: 0.71 mins. > > > This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. > For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com > (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) > ... > > Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, > validating, resolving, deduping... > 1 proxies to test (after processing) > ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort > Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 > 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.26.out > > statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): > 208.218.142.13 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.3/? > Wall clock time: 0.77 mins. > > > This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. > For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com > (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) > ... > > Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, > validating, resolving, deduping... > 1 proxies to test (after processing) > ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort > Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 > 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.27.out > > statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): > 208.253.92.46 :8080 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF ?/? > Wall clock time: 4.8 mins. > > > This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. > For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com > (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) > ... > > Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, > validating, resolving, deduping... > 0 proxies to test (after processing) > Nothing to test > Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.28.out > Wall clock time: 0.022 mins. > > > This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. > For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com > (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) > ... > > Done ... writing results to tests-userSpecd.txt > MergeHosts.pl v4.48 > merging tests-userSpecd.txt to config-saved.xml > (saving original config-saved.xml in config-saved.old.xml) > Test location firewall: syria-scs-net > Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any > hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy > Test location firewall: syria-scs-net > Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any > hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy > Test location firewall: syria-scs-net > Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any > hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy > Test location firewall: syria-scs-net > Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any > hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy > Test location firewall: syria-scs-net > Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any > hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy > Test location firewall: syria-scs-net > Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any > hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy > > This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. > For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com > (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) > ... > > > > 6. none of proxies are then used during internet or when I close and restart > LP using saved config (no error stats) > > > > > 3) Where exactly are you looking to be able to say 'can't get LP to > > > > merge new proxies' and 'no proxies saved'? > > > > Which config are you expecting to see these in? > > > > > > used autoconfig and test/merge to add proxies put into box above > buttons. > > > restarted LP using auto, last, saved, User0, wayne-adsl configs, clicked > > > update new proxies button says something like complete no proxies > merged/no > > > proxies to check > > > > > > > > > > > 4) There's no 'save new configuration' option. What are you > > > > referring to? The 'autoconfigure' button sounds like what you want > > > > - is that what you are trying? The firewall blocking info and proxy > > > > test results will appear in the 'auto' configuration. You should > > > > then ask LP to rebuild for that configuration. > > > > > > > > If you mean 'save running configuration', then that's > > > > probably not what you want - it just saves the running info (the > > > > stuff LP has learned while you're using it). You can use this next > > > > time by choosing the 'saved' configuration. > > > > > > meant save running config loaded saved config and no proxies were merged > > > > That's right. > > Did you think they would be, if you 'saved' and reloaded? > > Why? > > When you load the 'saved' config, LP is running as it was when > > you saved it! > > This sounds like it has nothing to do with your problem. > > > > > > The 'test/merge new proxies' button tests the proxies in the field > > > > above it (which you may edit) and merges the results to whatever > current > > > > configuration has been selected. By default, the proxies in the field > > > > are initialized by looking in the registry and the environment. > > > > > > > > Generally, these options use master.pl/exe and statProxy.pl/exe. > > > > You could independently verify that these are working by simply > > > > running them. > > > > > > > > > > master.pl opens and tests all proxies as to merge, saves to auto or > config I > > > use > > > > Since you have the exe, you wouldn't be running master.pl. > > In fact, master doesn't run at all when you click > > 'test/merge new proxies'. > > Master doesn't actually test proxies (it calls statProxy for that), > > and doesn't do any merging. It's main function is to test the > > firewall blocking. > > > > Let's clarify: > > 1) you enter proxies into the field above 'test/merge new proxies' > > Or you leave the entries that are already there. Use the right format: > > proxy.xxx.com:8000, proxy2.yyy.etc:8999 > > etc. (say). > > yes > > > 2) you click 'test/merge new proxies' > > yes > > > 3) a window opens (or appears on the task bar?). On XP, I think > > it should have a title containing the command used to run it. > > Warning, I don't have an XP system to test on, so I can't be > > precise here. This might be the area where the problem lies - the > > window/icon may not be appearing at all. I had some XP problems here > > before. If that's the case, I'll need to find an XP system. > > window opens if I run Autoconfigure instead of test/merge > > > 4) in that window, you should be able to watch statProxy testing your > > proxies. If it closes too quickly, you probably gave it a bad proxy > > format. If the reason is not obvious, I suggest you run statProxy > > by itself in a command window with the proxy format you used to see > > what error is reported. > > see above--no errors > > > 5) the merge of these results to a config are done back in the GUI > > (by calling mergeHosts). > > > > I'll wait to hear what the log window contains. > > like I said, I've run LP on XP though it was .pl not .exe. > > > > > > > Try the 'help' button to get more details. > > yes > > > > > You did look at this, I guess? > > > > > > 5) Which LP are you using (version number, executable or source)? > > > > > > 4.247 exe I think > > > > Damn, that makes things difficult. > > > > > > 6) You might be able to run the GUI window (localProxy.pl or .exe) > > > > with debug turned on - later versions only. > > > > > > > > 7) During the above tests, there are various files created and saved. > > > > The easy way to find them is by modification/creation date. See if > > > > they contain the proxies you expected. Let us know what happened. > > > > > > config-saved attachd > > > > Did you find any files created/modified? > > > > > > 8) PLEASE post some logs! > > > > > > tried logging nothing happened > > > > That 'logging' is only effective when the back end has started up. > > It increases the verbosity o fthe logs to include all data passing > > through LP. > > > > See above. > > > > > Thnks wayne > > > > thanks again > > > -- > > wa...@ny... > > http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ > > ===8>============== noCensorship community =============== > > List's webpage: http://www.freelists.org/webpage/nocensorship > > List's archive: http://www.freelists.org/archives/nocensorship > > To unsubscribe: noc...@fr... with 'unsubscribe' in > the SUBJECT field. > > Moderator's email: noc...@fr... > > ===8>============== noCensorship community =============== > > > > > > > ===8>============== noCensorship community =============== > List's webpage: http://www.freelists.org/webpage/nocensorship > List's archive: http://www.freelists.org/archives/nocensorship > To unsubscribe: noc...@fr... with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT field. > Moderator's email: noc...@fr... > ===8>============== noCensorship community =============== > > > |
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From: gstmoderator <gst...@ho...> - 2003-03-31 01:22:25
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----- Original Message ----- From: "wayne" <wa...@ny...> To: <noc...@fr...>; <pro...@sf...> Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2003 6:45 PM Subject: [noCensorship] Re: LP > > From: "gstmoderator" <gst...@ho...> > > To: <noc...@fr...> > > Subject: [noCensorship] Re: LP > > > > > > Reinstalled LP after a move an OS upgrade and ten months or so can't get > > LP to merge new proxies and save new configuration on restart no proxies > > saved and privacy analyzer traces directly to my isp. > > > > > > We'll need some more info. > > > > > > 1) What operating system? > > > > XP > > > > > > 2) What error messages (if any)? Look at the localProxy log windows > > > to see these. > > > > > > > None > > None? > Strange. > > I meant the normal logs in the LP GUI log window. Two windows open > when you start it, right? One of them is the GUI, the other looks > like a command window. The 'command window' logs what happens in > the GUI. It's impossible that there's nothing in this - please look > again. > > A further window opens when you click 'start services'. That one > logs what happens in the back end. > > Posting that huge saved config was pointless. > There appears to be a heap of stuff missing from it. > Losing the indentation makes it unreadable too. > 1. open lp using saved config 2. put proxies in box from hat 141.150.149.247:80, 208.49.206.97:80, 204.196.215.9:80, 64.48.186.225:80, 208.218.142.13:80 Echo= 11687 3. push test/merge 4. localproxy2 window log This is localProxy Engine (the 'back end'), version: 4.214 Loading configuration saved Waiting for the front end to connect ... connected Checking all layer 0 hosts for connectivity... Couldn't connect to 33 proxies Don't panic, I can probably work ok without them LocalProxy is offering services on the following ports: 10076:non-censoring HTTPS proxy 10077:PROPFIND capable HTTP proxy 10078:HTTP zapped advertisement proxy 10079:proxy autoconfiguration 10080:anonymous, non-censoring HTTP proxy - standard 10081:localProxy control 10082:non-censoring HTTP proxy - standard 10119:Usenet news - panix 11119:Usenet news - mozilla For web browser proxy service, please configure your web browser http proxy entry to localhost:10082 and the https proxy entry to localhost:10076 now 5. localproxy log This is localProxy GUI (the 'front end'), version: 4.247 Proxies found in environment: none I'm assuming this IP address is 192.168.1.101 I'm assuming this IP address is 192.168.1.101 Setting default config syria-scs-net Starting localProxy engine with configuration: saved start line: perl localProxy2.pl -x 0 -g -d 0 -c saved running localProxy2.exe Checking proxy capabilities ... Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, validating, resolving, deduping... 1 proxies to test (after processing) ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.22.out statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): 141.150.149.247 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.2/? Wall clock time: 0.71 mins. This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) ... Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, validating, resolving, deduping... 1 proxies to test (after processing) ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.23.out statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): 208.49.206.97 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.4/? Wall clock time: 1.4 mins. This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) ... Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, validating, resolving, deduping... 1 proxies to test (after processing) ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.24.out statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): 204.196.215.9 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.3/? Wall clock time: 0.72 mins. This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) ... Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, validating, resolving, deduping... 1 proxies to test (after processing) ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.25.out statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): 64.48.186.225 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.3/? Wall clock time: 0.71 mins. This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) ... Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, validating, resolving, deduping... 1 proxies to test (after processing) ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.26.out statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): 208.218.142.13 :80 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF 1.3/? Wall clock time: 0.77 mins. This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) ... Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, validating, resolving, deduping... 1 proxies to test (after processing) ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.27.out statProxy v4.143 report from 192.168.1.101(syria-scs-net): 208.253.92.46 :8080 FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFF ?/? Wall clock time: 4.8 mins. This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) ... Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, validating, resolving, deduping... 0 proxies to test (after processing) Nothing to test Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.30.28.out Wall clock time: 0.022 mins. This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) ... Done ... writing results to tests-userSpecd.txt MergeHosts.pl v4.48 merging tests-userSpecd.txt to config-saved.xml (saving original config-saved.xml in config-saved.old.xml) Test location firewall: syria-scs-net Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy Test location firewall: syria-scs-net Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy Test location firewall: syria-scs-net Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy Test location firewall: syria-scs-net Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy Test location firewall: syria-scs-net Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy Test location firewall: syria-scs-net Ignoring all test results (except uptime and socks) for any hosts on port 80 - known transparent proxy This exe file was created with the evaluation version of Perl2Exe. For more information visit http://www.indigostar.com (The full version does not display this message with a 2 second delay.) ... 6. none of proxies are then used during internet or when I close and restart LP using saved config (no error stats) > > > 3) Where exactly are you looking to be able to say 'can't get LP to > > > merge new proxies' and 'no proxies saved'? > > > Which config are you expecting to see these in? > > > > used autoconfig and test/merge to add proxies put into box above buttons. > > restarted LP using auto, last, saved, User0, wayne-adsl configs, clicked > > update new proxies button says something like complete no proxies merged/no > > proxies to check > > > > > > > > 4) There's no 'save new configuration' option. What are you > > > referring to? The 'autoconfigure' button sounds like what you want > > > - is that what you are trying? The firewall blocking info and proxy > > > test results will appear in the 'auto' configuration. You should > > > then ask LP to rebuild for that configuration. > > > > > > If you mean 'save running configuration', then that's > > > probably not what you want - it just saves the running info (the > > > stuff LP has learned while you're using it). You can use this next > > > time by choosing the 'saved' configuration. > > > > meant save running config loaded saved config and no proxies were merged > > That's right. > Did you think they would be, if you 'saved' and reloaded? > Why? > When you load the 'saved' config, LP is running as it was when > you saved it! > This sounds like it has nothing to do with your problem. > > > > The 'test/merge new proxies' button tests the proxies in the field > > > above it (which you may edit) and merges the results to whatever current > > > configuration has been selected. By default, the proxies in the field > > > are initialized by looking in the registry and the environment. > > > > > > Generally, these options use master.pl/exe and statProxy.pl/exe. > > > You could independently verify that these are working by simply > > > running them. > > > > > > > master.pl opens and tests all proxies as to merge, saves to auto or config I > > use > > Since you have the exe, you wouldn't be running master.pl. > In fact, master doesn't run at all when you click > 'test/merge new proxies'. > Master doesn't actually test proxies (it calls statProxy for that), > and doesn't do any merging. It's main function is to test the > firewall blocking. > > Let's clarify: > 1) you enter proxies into the field above 'test/merge new proxies' > Or you leave the entries that are already there. Use the right format: > proxy.xxx.com:8000, proxy2.yyy.etc:8999 > etc. (say). yes > 2) you click 'test/merge new proxies' yes > 3) a window opens (or appears on the task bar?). On XP, I think > it should have a title containing the command used to run it. > Warning, I don't have an XP system to test on, so I can't be > precise here. This might be the area where the problem lies - the > window/icon may not be appearing at all. I had some XP problems here > before. If that's the case, I'll need to find an XP system. window opens if I run Autoconfigure instead of test/merge > 4) in that window, you should be able to watch statProxy testing your > proxies. If it closes too quickly, you probably gave it a bad proxy > format. If the reason is not obvious, I suggest you run statProxy > by itself in a command window with the proxy format you used to see > what error is reported. see above--no errors > 5) the merge of these results to a config are done back in the GUI > (by calling mergeHosts). > > I'll wait to hear what the log window contains. like I said, I've run LP on XP though it was .pl not .exe. > > > > Try the 'help' button to get more details. yes > > You did look at this, I guess? > > > > 5) Which LP are you using (version number, executable or source)? > > > > 4.247 exe I think > > Damn, that makes things difficult. > > > > 6) You might be able to run the GUI window (localProxy.pl or .exe) > > > with debug turned on - later versions only. > > > > > > 7) During the above tests, there are various files created and saved. > > > The easy way to find them is by modification/creation date. See if > > > they contain the proxies you expected. Let us know what happened. > > > > config-saved attachd > > Did you find any files created/modified? > > > > 8) PLEASE post some logs! > > > > tried logging nothing happened > > That 'logging' is only effective when the back end has started up. > It increases the verbosity o fthe logs to include all data passing > through LP. > > See above. > > > Thnks wayne > thanks again > -- > wa...@ny... > http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ > ===8>============== noCensorship community =============== > List's webpage: http://www.freelists.org/webpage/nocensorship > List's archive: http://www.freelists.org/archives/nocensorship > To unsubscribe: noc...@fr... with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT field. > Moderator's email: noc...@fr... > ===8>============== noCensorship community =============== > > > |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-03-31 00:48:44
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> From: "gstmoderator" <gst...@ho...> > To: <noc...@fr...> > Subject: [noCensorship] Re: LP > > > > Reinstalled LP after a move an OS upgrade and ten months or so can't get > LP to merge new proxies and save new configuration on restart no proxies > saved and privacy analyzer traces directly to my isp. > > > > We'll need some more info. > > > > 1) What operating system? > > XP > > > > 2) What error messages (if any)? Look at the localProxy log windows > > to see these. > > > > None None? Strange. I meant the normal logs in the LP GUI log window. Two windows open when you start it, right? One of them is the GUI, the other looks like a command window. The 'command window' logs what happens in the GUI. It's impossible that there's nothing in this - please look again. A further window opens when you click 'start services'. That one logs what happens in the back end. Posting that huge saved config was pointless. There appears to be a heap of stuff missing from it. Losing the indentation makes it unreadable too. > > 3) Where exactly are you looking to be able to say 'can't get LP to > > merge new proxies' and 'no proxies saved'? > > Which config are you expecting to see these in? > > used autoconfig and test/merge to add proxies put into box above buttons. > restarted LP using auto, last, saved, User0, wayne-adsl configs, clicked > update new proxies button says something like complete no proxies merged/no > proxies to check > > > > > 4) There's no 'save new configuration' option. What are you > > referring to? The 'autoconfigure' button sounds like what you want > > - is that what you are trying? The firewall blocking info and proxy > > test results will appear in the 'auto' configuration. You should > > then ask LP to rebuild for that configuration. > > > > If you mean 'save running configuration', then that's > > probably not what you want - it just saves the running info (the > > stuff LP has learned while you're using it). You can use this next > > time by choosing the 'saved' configuration. > > meant save running config loaded saved config and no proxies were merged That's right. Did you think they would be, if you 'saved' and reloaded? Why? When you load the 'saved' config, LP is running as it was when you saved it! This sounds like it has nothing to do with your problem. > > The 'test/merge new proxies' button tests the proxies in the field > > above it (which you may edit) and merges the results to whatever current > > configuration has been selected. By default, the proxies in the field > > are initialized by looking in the registry and the environment. > > > > Generally, these options use master.pl/exe and statProxy.pl/exe. > > You could independently verify that these are working by simply > > running them. > > > > master.pl opens and tests all proxies as to merge, saves to auto or config I > use Since you have the exe, you wouldn't be running master.pl. In fact, master doesn't run at all when you click 'test/merge new proxies'. Master doesn't actually test proxies (it calls statProxy for that), and doesn't do any merging. It's main function is to test the firewall blocking. Let's clarify: 1) you enter proxies into the field above 'test/merge new proxies' Or you leave the entries that are already there. Use the right format: proxy.xxx.com:8000, proxy2.yyy.etc:8999 etc. (say). 2) you click 'test/merge new proxies' 3) a window opens (or appears on the task bar?). On XP, I think it should have a title containing the command used to run it. Warning, I don't have an XP system to test on, so I can't be precise here. This might be the area where the problem lies - the window/icon may not be appearing at all. I had some XP problems here before. If that's the case, I'll need to find an XP system. 4) in that window, you should be able to watch statProxy testing your proxies. If it closes too quickly, you probably gave it a bad proxy format. If the reason is not obvious, I suggest you run statProxy by itself in a command window with the proxy format you used to see what error is reported. 5) the merge of these results to a config are done back in the GUI (by calling mergeHosts). I'll wait to hear what the log window contains. > > Try the 'help' button to get more details. You did look at this, I guess? > > 5) Which LP are you using (version number, executable or source)? > > 4.247 exe I think Damn, that makes things difficult. > > 6) You might be able to run the GUI window (localProxy.pl or .exe) > > with debug turned on - later versions only. > > > > 7) During the above tests, there are various files created and saved. > > The easy way to find them is by modification/creation date. See if > > they contain the proxies you expected. Let us know what happened. > > config-saved attachd Did you find any files created/modified? > > 8) PLEASE post some logs! > > tried logging nothing happened That 'logging' is only effective when the back end has started up. It increases the verbosity o fthe logs to include all data passing through LP. See above. > Thnks wayne -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: gstmoderator <gst...@ho...> - 2003-03-30 21:39:04
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-03-30 21:09:27
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> From: "gstmoderator" <gst...@ho...> > To: <noc...@fr...> > Subject: [noCensorship] LP > > A little help please. > > Reinstalled LP after a move an OS upgrade and ten months or so can't get LP to merge new proxies and save new configuration on restart no proxies saved and privacy analyzer traces directly to my isp. We'll need some more info. 1) What operating system? 2) What error messages (if any)? Look at the localProxy log windows to see these. 3) Where exactly are you looking to be able to say 'can't get LP to merge new proxies' and 'no proxies saved'? Which config are you expecting to see these in? 4) There's no 'save new configuration' option. What are you referring to? The 'autoconfigure' button sounds like what you want - is that what you are trying? The firewall blocking info and proxy test results will appear in the 'auto' configuration. You should then ask LP to rebuild for that configuration. If you mean 'save running configuration', then that's probably not what you want - it just saves the running info (the stuff LP has learned while you're using it). You can use this next time by choosing the 'saved' configuration. The 'test/merge new proxies' button tests the proxies in the field above it (which you may edit) and merges the results to whatever current configuration has been selected. By default, the proxies in the field are initialized by looking in the registry and the environment. Generally, these options use master.pl/exe and statProxy.pl/exe. You could independently verify that these are working by simply running them. Try the 'help' button to get more details. 5) Which LP are you using (version number, executable or source)? 6) You might be able to run the GUI window (localProxy.pl or .exe) with debug turned on - later versions only. 7) During the above tests, there are various files created and saved. The easy way to find them is by modification/creation date. See if they contain the proxies you expected. Let us know what happened. 8) PLEASE post some logs! -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-03-20 17:39:18
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> From: rainman <ra...@ny...> > To: noc...@fr... > Subject: [noCensorship] Is there A proxy FAQ for starters ? [...] > The more I read the archives of "nocensorship" and "proxy-tools-users" the > more I feel convinced that I should know > > - about proxies (General Stuff), > - the various functionalities like is it anonymous, does it allow > tunneling, does it allow this or does it allow that, > - what is "connect" > - what is SSL > - what is SSH > - what are bare minimum tests that one should do with LP and what do these > tests mean The bare minimum is zero. The normal minimum is also zero. The LP database (hosts.zip) contains thousands of proxies together with their test results, ready for LP to use. > etc. > > BEFORE i venture to start with LP Why? LP is designed to do as much as possible for you. You don't need to even know what those things are, let alone understand them, just to *start* with LP. You do need to know things like: 1) how to set up your clients (web browser, news reader etc.) to use LP as it's proxy. 2) A news server's address if you want to read news (other than the free one included in LP). If the one you want to use is not free, you need to know how to get access to it. Usually that would come with your ISP subscription. 3) How to read English documentation! If you know these things, and LP doesn't work for you out-of-the-box, then I want to know why and I will fix it, if it's possible and practical. Naturally the more you know the more things you can do with LP (and anything else). For example if you can use statProxy to test your own proxies, you want LP to use them, so you need to know how to use mergeHosts to merge them into whatever config file you are using with LP. > Is any material available on the net on the above > > Say A proxy FAQ for starters Did you try Google? I only got 595,000 hits :-) > TIA! > r/m -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-03-19 04:26:10
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> From: MARC PETERS <mar...@ya...> > Subject: [noCensorship] Re: help me connect to news servers > To: noc...@fr... > > hi Hat/Wayne, > i've DL the local proxy file from ya site and unpacked it to a folder called winbin...set up says that i got to...."Double-click localProxy.pl"....but i cant find the .pl in the zip file that i downloaded..plz help.. Damn ... the docs have been fixed since then, but I haven't made a new release yet. For the indows binary, you double click localProxy.exe > thanks.. > marc. -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-03-19 03:46:59
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> From: Hat <ha...@ny...> > To: noc...@fr... > Subject: [noCensorship] Re: help me connect to news servers > > Hello MARC, > > Monday, March 17, 2003, 9:54:02 PM, you wrote: > > > M> hi Hat/Wayne, > M> i've DL the local proxy file from ya site and unpacked it to a > M> folder called winbin...set up says that i got to...."Double-click > M> localProxy.pl"....but i cant find the .pl in the zip file that i > M> downloaded..plz help.. > M> thanks.. > M> marc. > [...snip... top posting again...] > > I can see that wayne have the latest 'release' of proxyTools dated November > 29, 2002, which is very old. True. It's been a while since a release now, but I think I'm getting it there slowly... I need some testers for the CVS version though - anyone? I really need it tested on systems I don't have (win95, 98, ME) and Unix systems (I have tested on Linux and NetBSD). > But even then, it should be working. You might > have downloaded the wrong zip file. Definitely. You got the Windows executable. Double-click localProxy.exe if you really want to run that beast. > try this link, download, unzip and try > again. > > http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/proxytools/proxyTools.2002.11.29.zip?download Go to 'view all project files' to see all the releases. > Regards, > Hat -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-03-19 02:02:33
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> From: rainman <ra...@ny...> > To: noc...@fr... > Subject: [noCensorship] Pretty green user > > Hi > > I have some limited experience with Proxy Tools - but > not used it of late So you can run extractHosts (.pl or .exe)? I'll assume it's the .pl files in the discussion below. If it's not, then you're out of luck - I didn't make a extractHosts.exe in the binary distribution. Go to www.activestate.com to get perl, and then to proxytools.sf.net to get the perl source ('view all project files'). You posted anonymously, so I can't determine which country you are interested in. *If* it's one of the ones in the proxyTools database (firewalls.xml) then the approach below will work. If not, then it will still be useful for extracting proxies on known open ports for your location - you just need to find the open ports first (use master.pl for that). I'll use the UAE as an example. > Please clarify the following > ------------------------------------------ > > - I am not sure if I am watched. So I do not wish to > test proxies. Do you have a ready list of proxies that > will work from within various countries ? > Say country -> proxy list perl extractHosts.pl uae.txt from=UAE-dialup isEnabled nonCensoring -addressPort=80$ will produce a list of proxies usable from the UAE-dialup subnets, which are enabled, non-censoring and not interfered with by the transparent proxies. The tags you can add there are listed in the help files. Another one you might want to use is 'doesNotPassIPAddressThrough' which will further restrict the list to anonymous proxies. > - If so where can I find this list - per country > > - How do I find out "..whether or not proxy tools is > legal.." in a country ? Is there a list somewhere No country has determined it to be 'illegal', AFAIK. It's used quite a lot in the UAE, and there has never been any repercussions. The KSA would be a better place to ask about (where they are stricter), but I'm unable to reach most of the proxies there for testing, and noone there seems able to do it, so the database is out of date and localProxy only limps along. As a result, few people there use it (I think). No repercussions though. > - URL for the latest release of proxytools Start at proxytools.sf.net, go to the main project page. Then if you want a perl source distribution you need to 'view all project files' and pick the most recent one. > sorry if these questions are stupid OR if I am > asking for too much > > **further point the right direction if this is > a wrong list** ProxyTools support is at pro...@sf.... Proxy info is probably here, and other lists. > Thanks in advance > Regards > > RM -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-03-07 08:06:49
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> From: M <m> > Subject: Transparent test > To: wayne <wa...@ny...> CC: pro...@sf... > Hey Wayne > That is the test: > C:\proxyTools>perl statProxy.pl -t all transparent > Extracting proxy strings, safeing, expanding/skipping ports, > validating, resolving, deduping... > 1 proxies to test (after processing) > ctrl-c to see results so far; double-ctrl-c to abort > Running test: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 19 0.0.0.0:80 > statProxy v4.150 report from 217.xxxxx(UAE-dialup): > 0.0.0.0 :80 PFFFFFPPPPFP FPFP P 5.5/6.7 via:1.1 NC9 (NetCache NetApp > /5.2.1D8) agent:NetCache NetApp/5.3.1R1 From a UAE adsl box: 0.0.0.0 :80 PFFFFFPPFFFF FPFP F 2.8/7.2 via:1.1 NC9 (NetCache NetApp/5.2.1D8) agent:NetCache NetApp/5.3.1R1 > Reference page size was 14014 bytes > Wall clock time: 0.83 mins. > > Results have also been written to file statProxy.2003.3.6.0.out > I want to understand what is meant by transparent proxy? It's just a normal proxy, except that you don't need to connect to it directly. In the UAE case, it does nothing until it sees you connect to somewhere on port 80, and then it takes over. All HTTP commands it sees are executed by the proxy and never make it out to the web site you thought you were connected to. The fact that you don't need to connect to it, means you don't need to configure any proxy in your web browser. It also means that any tests you do using statProxy (or any other proxy tester) on port 80 are invalid. In my proxyTools, mergeHosts ignores such tests (and warns you) if it knows there is a transparent proxy in the connection, so that you don't stuff up your proxy databases. -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-02-21 20:20:23
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> From: wayne <wa...@ny...> > To: pro...@so... > Subject: [proxyTools-users] updating localProxy with proxy test results (was:Re: dead proxies) > Date: 9 Feb 2003 01:40:58 -0000 > > > From: Moussa > > Subject: dead proxies > > To: wayne <wa...@ny...> > > CC: pro...@so... > > > Hey Wayne > > how I can remove dead proxies from hots.xml using statproxy and mergehosts? > > Do I need to say it again? You don't!!!! > Use your own config file to disable them. The config file overrides > everything else. > > I've given the command lines for statProxy and mergeHosts to do > this many times, but here we go again. I assume your list of 'dead' > proxies is in so.txt. > > 0) If you don't have a personal config file already: > copy config-UAE-dialup.xml config-mbat.xml > > 1) > perl statProxy.pl -t all:-18 -l so.txt > will test them and write the results to a file like > statProxy.2003.2.9.1.out. > > 2) > perl mergeHosts.pl config-mbat.xml Arghh! This should have been: perl mergeHosts.pl statProxy.2003.2.9.1.out config-mbat.xml > will update your config file with these test results. > > Repeat 1) and 2) every day for a few days, and after several days, > the proxies will become disabled in the config file. This is the > way it's supposed to work, because proxies are up and down like > yoyos and disabling them means LP will never use them again. > > If you are *really* sure those proxies won't be coming back (and > how could you *ever* be sure of this?), just repeat step 2) several > times immediately, and they will get disabled too. > > 3) send these proxies to me. I will test them, and they will then > (slowly) disappear from the distributed hosts.xml. > > And remember that you don't really need to do any of this at all. > LP learns to avoid them when it's running (transparently to the > user if the internal tests have been enabled). > > -- > wa...@ny... > http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-02-21 19:37:45
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> From: "mbatrawi" <mba...@ho...> > To: "wayne" <wa...@ny...> > Subject: findproxy and statproxy > Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2003 07:37:41 +0400 CC: pro...@sf... > hey Wayne > statproxy is not giving whic proxy is fastest Sure it does. > and find proxy does becuse it give time as you know Yep. You probably weren't getting statProxy to do the same test as findProxy. Test 0 is the test which actually gets a web page through the proxy. You can't work out the speed unless you do that test. FindProxy always did that test, but for statProxy you need to specify it. > Regards > mbatrawi |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-02-09 01:48:44
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> From: Moussa EL-batrawi <mba...@em...> > Subject: findproxy > To: wayne <wa...@ny...> CC: pro...@sf... Note: I'm answering you on the proxytools-users list so I don't need to retype this same info for everyone separately. This reply is also sent directly to you so you know to look there for the replies to the other messages you sent. > I am trying to test connectable proxy by find proxy it gives the following: > Ignoring proxies on ports: > Getting file://c:/proxytools/findProxy.2003.2.6.0.out > Testing against 'http://www.sex.com#sex.*adult'via GET ... please wait > Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at findproxy.pl line > 82. > 210.204.103.70:3128 1) show me the exact command line you used. You probably got it wrong. 2) please use the current cvs version of findProxy.pl. I can't see the line where this warning occurred, so I can't see if it's worth worrying about or not. 3) i'm not supporting the findProxy live tests any more. The program is only for extracting the proxy strings from web pages, files, email, etc. See the statProxy tests (d for connection, 0 for basic proxy functionality, 14 for the censoring test, 13 for anonymity etc.), and -C for testing via CONNECT tunneling proxies. These cover all of findProxy's original test functionality, I think. [...] > I used perl statproxy.pl -t -all extract.out from hosts.zip for standard port it gives all T Your command line is wrong. Read the examples when you type perl statProxy.pl -h Your command line needs (at least): -t all -l extract.out or, if you really wanted to just test connectability (very fast), use -t d and, if these really are standard port proxies, you can't test them directly from inside the UAE. The port is blocked, right? You will need to use statProxy's CONNECT tunnel testing mode: -C 195.229.240.67:8080 > please advise > regards > mbatrawi -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-02-09 01:43:06
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> From: Moussa > Subject: dead proxies > To: wayne <wa...@ny...> CC: pro...@so... > Hey Wayne > how I can remove dead proxies from hots.xml using statproxy and mergehosts? Do I need to say it again? You don't!!!! Use your own config file to disable them. The config file overrides everything else. I've given the command lines for statProxy and mergeHosts to do this many times, but here we go again. I assume your list of 'dead' proxies is in so.txt. 0) If you don't have a personal config file already: copy config-UAE-dialup.xml config-mbat.xml 1) perl statProxy.pl -t all:-18 -l so.txt will test them and write the results to a file like statProxy.2003.2.9.1.out. 2) perl mergeHosts.pl config-mbat.xml will update your config file with these test results. Repeat 1) and 2) every day for a few days, and after several days, the proxies will become disabled in the config file. This is the way it's supposed to work, because proxies are up and down like yoyos and disabling them means LP will never use them again. If you are *really* sure those proxies won't be coming back (and how could you *ever* be sure of this?), just repeat step 2) several times immediately, and they will get disabled too. 3) send these proxies to me. I will test them, and they will then (slowly) disappear from the distributed hosts.xml. And remember that you don't really need to do any of this at all. LP learns to avoid them when it's running (transparently to the user if the internal tests have been enabled). -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-02-04 01:10:23
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> From: "mbatrawi" <mba...@ho...> > To: "wayne" <wa...@ny...> > Subject: Re: hosts.xml > > > > Hey Wayne > > > If I have say 20 good working proxies. > > > How I can use them *only* in hosts xml > > > > You don't want to. :-) > > > > To add to hosts.xml, or to any of the xml config files, you really > > want to use mergeHosts - that's it's job. > > MergeHosts needs input in the format from statProxy, so you need > > to run your list through statProxy first. > > > > As I said, you really don't want to muck with hosts.xml. > > You want to add these to your personal configuration (assuming > > you want them to be kept secret). > > If you don't want them to be kept secret, send them to me and > > I will do all this for you. They will then appear in the latest > > hosts.xml for localProxy to use automatically for everyone. > I don't have any secret.. only I want from where start the beginning and I > got it. Leave the hosts file internal structure there, but remove the hosts. Or use mergeHosts to set all to isEnabled=0. But why do this? If hosts.xml has any proxy better than the ones you want to use in it, then surely you want it to use that? What's the reason to do this? Let's see ... 1) LP is slow to build because it needs to load all the hosts.xml proxies in? or 2) LP is using proxies that don't work? If it's 2), you should tell me which ones, and I will test/fix the hosts.xml If it's 1), you should tell me so I can speed it up - noone has complained so far. I think Madani mentioned this once and I asked if it worried others. Noone said anything. On my machines it takes a total of maybe 45 secs to build the whole lot (except for one 166MHz machine, but I'm not counting that one :-). In this case, you could change the number per layer (see globals.xml: <item key="maxNrHostsPerLayer">10</item>) > > Exactly what do you need to do? > > > regards and Thanx > mbatrawi -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-01-28 01:32:40
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> From: xxx > Subject: i cant access to this url (http://www.angelfire.com/wy/1waynes/) > To: wa...@ny... CC: pro...@sf... > i had read what u wrote in this page ( blow one ) > > http://www.shmoo.com/mail/cypherpunks/oct00/msg00050.shtml That's a very old message now ... > but i can't access to this url - which u give - ( blow one too :) ) > > http://www.angelfire.com/wy/1waynes Try http://www.angelfire.com/my/6waynes/, but the lists of proxies on all of these angelfire sites has not been updated for over a year now. All of my software efforts these days are at SourceForge (see my signature below). There is a proxy database (hosts.zip) which comes with proxyTools, or is available via CVS, which I update on a daily basis. > may u hlep me ( with thanks ) ?!!!!!!! ( give me proxy to access the hole world of internet ) With proxyTools, extract from the proxy database: $ perl extractHosts.pl ksa.out from=KSA-ISU isEnabled nonCensoring 8 hosts appended to ksa.out $ type ksa.out 218.145.25.113:8081 200.163.122.195:8001 209.67.28.108:83 218.145.25.108:8081 200.132.59.35:8002 218.145.25.109:8081 218.145.25.112:8081 211.57.223.90:8081 and tested using statProxy: $ perl statProxy.pl -t al:-18 -l ksa.out statProxy v4.150 report from 166.84.1.1(panix): 200.132.59.35 :8002 R ?/? 200.163.122.195 :8001 R ?/? 209.67.28.108 :83 PFFFFFFPFFFFP PPPP P 0.4/0.6 agent:Stronghold/2.3 Apache/1.2.6 C2NetUS/2010 211.57.223.90 :8081 PFFFPFPPPPPFPPRPFP F 1.6/2.8 agent:Hwarang/3.0 218.145.25.108 :8081 PFFFPFFPFFFPPPPPFP P 1.5/2.2 agent:CacheFlow-Proxy/1.0 218.145.25.109 :8081 R ?/? 218.145.25.112 :8081 R ?/? 218.145.25.113 :8081 R ?/? Reference page size was 13717 bytes So you might try those three in the middle. > or a software break the proxy > > Thank you again Let me know how they go. -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-01-04 00:55:22
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> From: Activate0 <act...@ya...> > Subject: [noCensorship] Saudi ISP's > To: noc...@fr... CC: pro...@sf... > Hi Wayne, > > Some ISP's can log the phone number that access their > service, is it possible to hide such info. from the > ISP?. If you were a celebrity, or a heavy, they may disable the caller-ID that sends that information, but not for just anyone. There are other mechanisms available to find your number anyway. People who need to worry about this sort of thing use empty apartments with a phone relay installed there :-) Under a fake name. And a booby trap to let them know that they've been tracked back to that relay. Internet cafes, or a laptop at a pay phone are slightly easier ways to remain anonymous. :-) > When using proxytools, is it safer than using a proxy > on a non-standard port ?. Not in the default mode. By default, localProxy tries many ways to get you out, and some of those are logged easily. You can disable the strategies you consider dangerous if you want to, of course. You can reduce it's funcionality down to the use of a single non-standard port proxy if you want. Or to a single CONNECT tunnel proxy if you want. LocalProxy is certainly more confusing in their log files though! Any automated log file analysis would be showing strange results. > Is it possible for the ISP to know what sites have > been visited when using an open proxy on a > non-standard port?. Yes. If they use any kind of network monitor and analysis software, it's easy. Also if they are using a transparent proxy, it's possible in principle to log network web-type requests on non-standard ports along with normal user's standard port web requests. > Thanks, I've said this many times, but it bears repeating. If they have access to the wire, they can see every single bit of data you send and receive. In your case, the ISPs there have access only to any data you send to them on that wire, but it amounts to almost the same thing. I say almost, because you can always dial out to the USA, for example, to bypass the ISP. If that data is unencrypted, they can determine exactly what you are doing (with little effort these days, using software designed to do exactly that). The only way out of this dilemma is to encrypt the data; then they can only see where it's going and that it is encrypted. Ssh to a shell account outside is currently the easiest and best way to implement this. With that, you can set up a Socks proxy or static port forwards to any network services you need (except for those using a few complicated protocols). All encrypted from your computer through to the shell account. There are other ways, using free and paid servers, but they all have speed, limitation and reliability problems. And trust problems! Do you expect that <your commercial encrypted proxy service here> would thumb their nose at Law Enforcement Agencies requesting a log of your activities? No. With a shell account, you at least have more control. You can choose one in a country where such things as Carnivore forced onto ISPs networks by the FBI just doesn't happen. Or where the ISP is privacy conscious and free-speech sympathetic, so you know they won't turn over the logs without good reasons (or a fight). The decision depends on your personal threat model. What you're risking, how much effort/money you're willing to expend to avoid each of those risks, and what you think the probability values actually are. I wrote a paper on that. It's part of the /help docs in proxyTools. Take a look. I'm maintaining it, so if there are questions within it's brief that are unanswered or answers that are unclear, let me know. Personally, I think getting encrypted data past the censors and out to the free world is enough, so I recommend Panix (New York) shells. Even though I think there is a chance they have Carnivore installed and that there is a chance they will be required to implement more monitoring in future. At least I know they hate the idea. Oops .. rambling again. :-) -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2003-01-01 13:26:45
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> From: mikaeln <xxx> CC(anonymized): noc...@fr... > To: wa...@ny... > Subject: proxies > > Hello Wayne, Im just firing off an email thanking you for the fantastic > proxies. I arrived in KSA from sunny Australia a couple weeks ago to > find all my fave sites blocked by the arabs. Now with a few changes > here and there thats not a problem. :) > > After reading through a few of your sites Im keen on buying a shell > account for a more permanent solution, any recommendations on who to go > with? (ideally its someone with online credit card payment..) www.panix.com. You want the 'no dial-in' shell account. $USD100 per year, or (IIRC) $10 monthly. > thanks again cya, > Mikael > > btw > > 209.67.28.108 :83 No go This one is working, but I notice it's blocking UAE connections, so I assume KSA too. > 211.57.223.90 :8081 Works > 213.20.243.98 :82 Works > 218.145.25.108 :8081 Works > 218.145.25.109 :8081 Works > 218.145.25.112 :8081 No go > 218.145.25.113 :8081 No go These last two are working, but not from the KSA I guess. It's accepting connections from the UAE, but that's probably because they've had no trouble from there because the UAE blocks port 8081 anyway. Had to tunnel through one of their proxies to find that out: ./statProxy.pl -t 0 -C 195.229.240.67:8080 218.145.25.109:8081 passes. It would be worth your while to know if your ISP proxies allow this kind of tunneling as well - it can be used for uncensored web browsing as well as Usenet News, IRC, Socks etc. Thanks for the report. I've marked the proxies in my database. -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2002-12-27 09:01:05
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(Quiet here lately! Everyone celebrating Christmas? :-) Hi, In an effort to get some more KSA proxies into the proxyTools database, I went through a couple of the Arabic Yahoo groups. From a total of about 1400 proxies, I got about 300 unique ones which on non-standard ports. From that lot, only a few were actually working and accessible from the KSA, according to my current knowledge of the blocking there. perl extractHosts.pl ksa.out isEnabled nonCensoring from=KSA-ISU and then perl statProxy.pl -t all:-18 -l <file from above> gave these results: statProxy v4.146 report from <panix>: 209.67.28.108 :83 PFFFFFFPFFFFP PPPP P 0.4/0.7 211.57.223.90 :8081 PFFTPRFPFPPFPTTPFP F 2.2/3.2 213.20.243.98 :82 PFFFFFFPFFFFPPPPFP P 0.7/10.2 via:1.0 www.jobversum.de:82 218.145.25.108 :8081 PFFFPFFPFFFPPPPPFP P 1.2/2.0 218.145.25.109 :8081 PFFFPFFPFFFPPPPPFP P 35.9/36.8 218.145.25.112 :8081 PFFFPFFPFFFFPPPPFP P 5.8/6.5 218.145.25.113 :8081 PFFFPFFPFFFPFPPFFP P 1.2/1.8 They all appear to be working, not blocked from the KSA, non-censoring (except maybe 211.57.223.90, which timed out on that test for some reason), no password required, mostly anonymous and relatively fast (except probably 218.145.25.109). None of them look like they are useful as CONNECT proxies. Most are new to my database, so I have no history to tell me how reliable they are. Some will disappear within days, I imagine. I'd appreciate any feedback on these, particularly if it looks like their port is actually blocked for access from the KSA. -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2002-12-14 16:44:47
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> From: Michael Foord <Mic...@tb...> > To: "pro...@li..." <pro...@li...> > Subject: Re: [proxyTools-users] Windows binary release of proxyTools available > Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 11:45:52 +0000 > > My long silence has been for two reasons. > > First off our heavy interent restrictions were relaxed for a long while > - needless to say this has come to an end. I guess the arguments were still there. Maybe relaxing the restrictions was a test? It sounds like you (plural) failed :-) > Secondly the distribution of localproxy I was working with has been > corrupted, probably by me, and I never got around to fixing it. The config file? Or the hosts.zip? Surely not the perl stuff. > On top > of that my startup has started complaining that my SET PATH command is > now too long and stopped implementing it. This means it no longer > understands perl commands. (I.e. perl master.pl returns unknown > command). I have tried various means of fixing it - without much success > - why it should suddenly start complaining is anyones guess. There's a limit to each command line. Is this in an autoexec? You can append pieces to the PATH in separate statements. IIRC, something like set PATH=%PATH%;<extra bits> > Anyway I`ll > have to have another fgo I guess or just set it manually from a script > everytime I run localproxy. *damn* > > The new distribution sounds top notch - but unfortunately my IT man has > sussed my cheat for retrieving .zips via the web. My next technique is > to retrieve via email (various methods) - lets hope that works. > > As soon as I have it (as this is a binary - non perl dependant it should > work even without the correct path parameters) I`ll test it !! Mmm ... that's a pretty weird solution to your problem X-} > > Many Thanks Wayne Hope my previous message helped. > Miek -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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From: wayne <wa...@ny...> - 2002-12-14 16:27:40
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> From: Michael Foord <Mic...@tb...> > To: "pro...@li..." <pro...@li...> > Subject: [proxyTools-users] New Windows Localproxy > Date: Fri, 06 Dec 2002 08:41:39 +0000 > > Immediate reaction on extracting the distribution :- I'm just back - sorry for the late reply. > It doesn`t look at the configuration files (can`t see them) from the > directory it is run from True, so they have been included in the distribution. If you have your own config file, you'll need to copy it into the new directory. LPbin can't really know where you have them. > It doesn`t pick up the authentication environment variables Ahh, that's a new report. Presumably you can use the authentication mechanism though to work around, right? I've just checked mine, and it finds any environment proxy ok. How do you set those variables? Are you using win9*/ME, or an NT series Windows? If you just start a command shell and type 'set', do you see the auth variables? > The readme.html documentation on installing and running is still for the > perl based version True. Was there some point that was misleading? I took a quick look to see where there might be problems, but basically I though it all applied pretty well to both. Corrections/suggestions are welcome. > The following was reported from running autoconfigure : (The tests > master.pl ran got an A - authentication unsurprisingly) You mean statProxy, I guess. > I did delete some of the configs I neevr use such as the KSA ones etc - No problems, but you need a copy of your own in the same directory as the binary. > I note it is trying to default to syria-scs-net which might be the cause > of *some* of the problems..... (I left template, user0/1, minimal > services etc and the perl version copes with this fine) It's defaulting to syria because they use private addresses (as you do). You are not in firewalls.xml, while syria is. The right way to handle it is to put a 'useFirewall' tag in your configuration, and specify your firewall there too. I have this in my copy of your original configuration. Is it all still there? If so, and you copy that one into this directory as mentioned above, it should be ok. > This is localProxy GUI (the 'front end'), version: 4.106 This is strange. The two binaries I released were versions v4.111 and v4.113. Yes, I forgot to get the version numbers in synch with the Perl versions :-(. What you're seeing here is the localProxy.tas version number, which is propagated to the localProxy.pl until I CVS synch them. The current perl version is v4.247 I wonder where v4.106 came from? > Proxies found in environment: 192.168.4.1:8080 It found this, but failed to find the authentication info? You can see what it thinks it knows about authentication in the advanced window. > I'm assuming this IP address is 192.168.4.103 > Bad command or file name Hmm ... that's a problem. I'll wait to hear which O/S. > I'm assuming this IP address is 192.168.4.103 > Setting default config syria-scs-net > Use of uninitialized value in array element at C:\PROGRAM > FILES\WINBIN\LOCALPROX > Y.EXE line 1318. > Tk::Error: wrong # args: should be ".toplevel1.frame.listbox selection > option in > dex ?index?" at PERL2EXE_STORAGE/Tk.pm line 228. > Tk callback for .toplevel1.frame.listbox > (command bound to event) I think this was fixed in the second binary. I remember being uncertain if I had it nailed down on all systems though. [...] > Hmmm.... so initially not a very positive sign but a decent idea !! The idea of producing a Windows binary? There was a lot of demand, but I never really understood why. These things are still incomplete and are still 4.5MB! The full thing would be 5MB at least, and the whole Perl + proxyTools download is only a few MB more! And then new versions are only a few hundred KB. You can't even argue they are much easier to set up, since the modules are automatically installed in the Perl version. I guess your case is exceptional though, since you have such restricted access. I'm (slowly) learning that a lot of effort on my part to make even a tiny improvement in ease of use is appreciated :-) > Will > try reloading the perl version and getting that working again as I > corrupted my last distribution !! Recommended. I've never been happy with the binaries. You already have Perl, so I'm not sure why you even tried the binary. > Mike -- wa...@ny... http://proxytools.sourceforge.net/ |
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