SpivBlack
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- Apr 23, 2020
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For the people who want to control their own proxy, this thread is for you.
TLDR; You will need a Debian 9 clean install from any cloud provider also must run as root user:
Step 1
Step 2
Get your public IP address from your server
Or
Select your public IP address
Step 3
Get the public IP address from the device. You are going to use it to connect to your proxy.
If you are using your computer or a device on your home/office network. Just open up a browser and go to.
Step 4
You must now edit freeproxy.sh file. Change the 1.1.1.1 with the IP address from Step 2. Then change 2.2.2.2 with the ip address you got from Step 3. Also, you need to replace change_user with your username and change change_password with your password. Then save the changes.
Step 5
Using the proxy. Now that you have a nice new and shiny dual proxy server. One port connects you to the tor network and the other port connects you to public proxies. I will update the list often and place them in this thread. Remember to change 1.1.1.1 to the address you get in Step 2.
Tor connection
Public proxies
Any question post them. I will reply and help with any questions related to this script.
The script has been posted on GitHub:
pull requests welcome
TLDR; You will need a Debian 9 clean install from any cloud provider also must run as root user:
Step 1
Code:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/proxyips/freeproxy/main/freeproxy.sh
Step 2
Get your public IP address from your server
Code:
curl https://ifconfig.me
Or
Select your public IP address
Code:
ip a
Step 3
Get the public IP address from the device. You are going to use it to connect to your proxy.
If you are using your computer or a device on your home/office network. Just open up a browser and go to.
Code:
https://ifconfig.me
Step 4
You must now edit freeproxy.sh file. Change the 1.1.1.1 with the IP address from Step 2. Then change 2.2.2.2 with the ip address you got from Step 3. Also, you need to replace change_user with your username and change change_password with your password. Then save the changes.
Code:
nano freeproxy.sh
chmod +x freeproxy.sh
./freeproxy.sh
Step 5
Using the proxy. Now that you have a nice new and shiny dual proxy server. One port connects you to the tor network and the other port connects you to public proxies. I will update the list often and place them in this thread. Remember to change 1.1.1.1 to the address you get in Step 2.
Tor connection
Code:
curl -x 1.1.1.1:8090 https://ifconfig.me
Code:
curl -x 1.1.1.1:8091 https://ifconfig.me
Any question post them. I will reply and help with any questions related to this script.
The script has been posted on GitHub:
Code:
https://github.com/proxyips/freeproxy.git