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[techb]

i downloaded proxy.exe and basically it opens command line and i can only see a dash :/ isnt copatible with x64?

The original post states it is a CLI(command line interface) tool. Learn how to use a command line first.

Also, this thread is old, try not to necro threads.

[Kulverstukas]

i downloaded proxy.exe and basically it opens command line and i can only see a dash :/ isnt copatible with x64?

It is supposed to be like that.

[poscore]

The original post states it is a CLI(command line interface) tool. Learn how to use a command line first.

Also, this thread is old, try not to necro threads.

Dude, thanks for answering! I may not be pro in computers and command line but i know some things...
my problem is that there were no options as far i saw. :/ Any documentation would be nice


Oh, typing [ENTER] does not do anything. But it should do right?

[bubzuru]

no need top feel bad we all start somewhere thats why i love this site, when i first started i didnt know shit, but netspliter still helped me

here is the documentation
http://www.3proxy.ru/documents/

what kind of proxy are you trying to run ?

[poscore]

Uh, an HTTP for start.

[bubzuru]

well here is the usage for proxy.exe

Usage: proxy.exe options
Available options are:
 -d go to background (daemon)
 -fFORMAT logging format (see documentation)
 -l log to stderr
 -lFILENAME log to FILENAME
 -bBUFSIZE size of network buffer (default 4096 for TCP, 16384 for UDP)
 -t be silent (do not log service start/stop)
 -iIP ip address or internal interface (clients are expected to connect)
 -eIP ip address or external interface (outgoing connection will have this)
 -pPORT - service port to accept connections
-a - anonymous proxy
-a1 - anonymous proxy with random client IP spoofing
        Example: proxy.exe -i127.0.0.1

so start up cmd prompt and use the command
cd x:\pathg\to\proxy.exe\folder\
 proxy.exe -p8080

to start up a http proxy on port 8080

[poscore]

Thanks for the instructions! I hope that will be fun ^^

[bubzuru]

no problem
just relised you are x64

here is the x64 download link
http://www.3proxy.ru/0.6.1/3proxy-0.6.1-x64.zip

not sure about the commands im on x86 and cant run the file

[poscore]

Thats the problem. I' ll try x64 but just to know i am using terminal on linux 3 years now almost eeryday so i know some things. The problem is that i can NOT type anything. Its not that the command is wrong but i can not type anything. I just see a dash. Nevermind, i try again and let you know. Thank you guys!

[bubzuru]

Thats the problem. I' ll try x64 but just to know i am using terminal on linux 3 years now almost eeryday so i know some things. The problem is that i can NOT type anything. Its not that the command is wrong but i can not type anything. I just see a dash. Nevermind, i try again and let you know. Thank you guys!

thats because your just running the app , you need to run it with arguments +
you wont see anything till someone connects to the proxy

[poscore]

I got a problem now. Everything went fine, i downloaded, i went to the file and run it ^^ The problem is:
Failed to open service Manager: No Error

[size=78%]i wouldnt ask again for help BUT the is "no error". Its a bit complicated! I am out of ideas guys...tried to fix some erros from my computer about the registry and all went fine. Nothing changed... :/[/size]

[bubzuru]

i cant help to much because i dont have 64bit but try to run as admin and tell me if you still get the error

[poscore]

That passed though my head too...no result dammed

[bubzuru]

ok looks like 3proxy is not going to work for you

if you dont mind me asking , what are you going to use the proxy for ??
maybe there is a better solution

[lucid]

You know what, I'm really sorry guys. But, I'm going to necro this. Can I get some more feedback on this? Obviously ande you have used this. I have gotten really interested in this recently because I've been looking into other forms of anonymity besides a VPN and this -- as well as the whole idea of botnet proxies which seems to be a hard topic to learn more about -- has caught my interest.

Again, sorry.