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checkmyproxies

v1.0.1

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This is a command-line tool for checking the status of SOCKS proxies. The tool takes a list of SOCKS proxies and checks each one to see if it is working or not. The working proxies are saved to a file, and the results are displayed on the console.

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SOCKS Proxy Checker

This is a command-line tool for checking the status of SOCKS proxies. The tool takes a list of SOCKS proxies and checks each one to see if it is working or not. The working proxies are saved to a file, and the results are displayed on the console.

Features

  • Supports SOCKS version 4 and 5.
  • Checks the status of SOCKS proxies by connecting to a destination address and port.
  • Saves the working proxies to a file.
  • Displays the results on the console.

Installation

To install this tool, you need to have Node.js installed on your system. You can download Node.js from the official website: https://nodejs.org

After installing Node.js, you can install the tool using npm:

npm install -g checkmyproxies

Usage

To use the tool, open a command prompt or terminal and run the following command:

checkmyproxies [options]

Replace [options] with any of the following command-line options:

  • -i, --input: Path to the input file (default: 'proxies.txt').
  • -o, --output: Path to the output file (default: 'working-proxies.txt').
  • -v, --version: SOCKS version (default: 5).
  • -t, --timeout: Connection timeout in milliseconds (default: 5000).
  • -a, --address: Destination address (default: 'www.google.com').
  • -p, --port: Destination port (default: 80).
  • --verbose: Verbose output.
  • -h, --help: Show help message.

Examples

To check a list of SOCKS proxies from a file named proxies.txt and save the working proxies to a file named working-proxies.txt, run the following command:

checkmyproxies

To specify a different input file and output file, run the following command:

checkmyproxies -i input.txt -o output.txt

To check SOCKS version 4 proxies, run the following command:

checkmyproxies -v 4

To set a connection timeout of 10 seconds, run the following command:

checkmyproxies -t 10000

To check the status of the proxies and display the progress on the console, run the following command:

checkmyproxies --verbose

License

This tool is licensed under the GPL3 License. See the LICENSE file for more information.