Rahul Vaidya

I was able to get authenticated SOCKS5 to work by creating my own Authenticator subclass that checks the incoming SOCKS5 authentication request against a list of registered proxies. In the below code snippet, VProxy.getProxies() is getting a list of all proxies that I have defined - you can of course create your own way of having users specify proxies to use. public enum VProxyType_e { HTTP, SOCKS5 } public abstract class VProxy { protected VProxyType_e proxyType; protected String host, username,...

Authenticated SOCKS5 with username/password does not work

Thank you for the snippet @hpgo edit: actually, you will want wget -q http://esniper.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/esniper/esniper/history.c?revision=1.36 -O history.c wget -q http://esniper.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/esniper/esniper/auction.c?revision=1.142 -O auction.c

Thank you for the snippet @hpgo