[niko]

I found good threads on supposedly how to chain proxies in IE, but either the proxies I use or the instructions just don't work..

For example, I've never gotten this to work (let's assume for now all my proxies are port 80):

typing in..
http://<proxy ip>/-_-/http://www.yahoo.com

in the URL address bar. It always comes back with a 404 or some other error, it's like the proxy doesn't recognize what I am doing.

Also, could not get the variant to work:

http://<proxy ip>:80/http://www.yahoo.com

And I also could not see the results of the so called "proxy chaining" in the proxy entries in IE, for example:

In the "connections" dialog, under Proxy, enter each proxy:port combo with a space in between.

<proxy>:80 <proxy> --- final port in the port box.

This doesn't work, it always just uses the first proxy in the list. I've determined that by using proxy judges combined with a packet sniffer.

Is there a good reliable way to chain proxies? 'Cause these don't seem to work as advertised.

In fact, using a packet sniffer, it I type :

http://<proxy ip>:80/http://www.yahoo.com/

in the URL address bar in IE, I get this in the packet sniff data:

GET /http://www.yahoo.com/ HTTP/1.1

Which returns me a yahoo error page.



-niko

[niko]

Well, I know of multiproxy, but I was looking for a way to possibly do a by hand chain just for testing purposes for now.

Last time I looked at Multiproxy it was filled with SpyWare *ick*

-niko

[Kynroxes]

ouou, ya!!
OneNight is right ... :lol:

[Pro21]

hum check with php language the " classe Snoopy ".
Link : http://sourceforge.n...rojects/snoopy/
Permit to use proxy and chain proxy. Maybe updated since that i realised a extraction program to steal web database :) (html, php format)

I think you can develop a php client to surf with proxy chaining ;)

[niko]

OneNight, on Mar 16 2004, 06:56 PM, said:

This is not a proxy list, please use ur intelligence before posting.

There's lots of other posts in the proxy forum that don't have lists in them, and since this has to do with using proxies similar to the other threads that exist then I didn't consider it inappropriate.

Also, the Proxy List Forum Rules does not say to only post lists. So perhaps you should update it. <_<

-niko

[niko]

Retribution, on Mar 16 2004, 11:34 PM, said:

upon immediate inspection I would assume that if this method was indeed proven to work then the problem would lie in the type(s) of Proxy's you are trying to Chain together.

Proxyrama a tool programmed and Designed by Gaamoa is one which I would recommend for doing this, at the very least it would assist you in finding "Connectable Proxy's" which in Effect you could try via IE also the source code is available for those that would like to know thw mechanics of such a system and perhaps rectify and create your own similar projects,Details follow;

Proxyrama is a tool for finding and testing proxy servers. it will test them for anonymity, speed, if it's a gateway proxy, 'connect' support (=chainability), socks 4/5 support and geographical location. furthermore, it can be used as a local proxy server that redirects your traffic through a arbitrarily long chain of anonymous proxies and let's you skip images, multimedia crap, ads, popups etc.

you will find this useful tool http://gaamoa.deny.de

secondly there are a number of programs out there which will assist in this form Chaining.. Like Sockschain

;)

Actually, I found out by doing some heavy heavy searching of google, I mean it took all day, since there just isn't much info out there about this subject, that IE versions above 5.5 doesn't support chaining anymore. That's confirmed by my sniffer data.

-niko

[future]

i think the reason why proxy chaining with ie doesn't work is updates. i use to be able to do it and now i cant. i'll look for a registry setting later on tonight.

[Pro21]

lol Jay :)

[macman]

An alternative is to set up a linux machine if you have a spare old box lying around, and use proxychains and squid. It works quite well, and if you have a good enough list, you wont have to do much changing of config.
It has 3 modes:
Random: a MultiProxy-esque mode which switches the proxy every few seconds
Strict : Every proxy in the chain must be used in that order, and it fails if any of them are dead.
Dynamic: (one I use) Chains together all alive proxies in the list, fails if none of them are alive (so you are always throught at lesat one).

I've currently got this setup at home, so If I need anonymity, I just point my browser to use my linux box as a web proxy
It supports Socks4, Socks5 and http connect proxies. I'm not sure how many of these there have been on the last few days lists, but some in Icenix's posts might still work.
It can also be used to "proxify" other programs like telnet, which can be quite cool :)

[zero-maitimax]

would be nive we we have some source of php proxy. so we can make sleepying website and use a simple change would be cool