Find your own Proxy Judge....

akacash · Jul 14, 2013

Hey guys I'm going to share some really simple but helpful tips here for those of you who don't want to have to rely on others but want to start trying to do more for yourselves. For the proxy judges there's a fairly common theme to them that I've noticed. I doubt I'm the only one but for an easy way to find one or multiple one's just use google. Put this code into google and you'll see plenty to choose from

Code:

filetype:php inurl:azenv.php

Now you can put any kind of spin/twist on that you'd like to refine your results. You can also use the query options to search only the last month. It wont' always be the case, but you would then be able to see the newest posted ones. Hope this helps some of ya and if not well then just one more failure notch on my belt. lol. Have a good day everyone

Edit: the .php after azenv is a bit redundant since you're already telling google to only return php results, but whatever.

innozemec · Jul 14, 2013

Yep, that works, but you should take in mind most of these are unreliable and that way you could be missing lots of proxies.

It is always best to use stable judges, or best scenario is to host one yourself if you have a good host

akacash · Jul 14, 2013

Yup, I just through that out there so ppl could find their own if they needed one in a hurry. Hosting your own would always be ideal though.

nycdude · Aug 1, 2013

If one has hosting they can make their own proxy judge.

Upload this as a .php file:

Code:

<?php

?>
<style>
</style>
<html>
<head></head>
<body>
<?php
function showvar($string)
{
    if(isset($_SERVER[$string]))
    {
        echo "$string: ".rawurldecode($_SERVER[$string])."\r\n<br>";
    }
}

/*normal vars*/
showvar("HTTP_ACCEPT");
showvar("HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING");
showvar("HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE");
showvar("HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET");
showvar("HTTP_HOST");
showvar("HTTP_KEEP_ALIVE");
showvar("HTTP_COOKIE");
showvar("HTTP_UA_CPU");
showvar("HTTP_REFERER");

/*important vars*/
showvar("HTTP_USER_AGENT");
showvar("REMOTE_ADDR");
showvar("REMOTE_HOST");
showvar("HTTP_CONNECTION");
showvar("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR");
showvar("HTTP_FORWARDED");
showvar("HTTP_VIA");
showvar("KEEP_ALIVE");        
showvar("HTTP_MAX_FORWARDS");
showvar("MAX_FORWARDS");
showvar("HTTP_CACHE_CONTROL");
showvar("HTTP_PROXY_CONNECTION");    
showvar("HTTP_X_BLUECOAT_VIA");
showvar("HTTP_PC_REMOTE_ADDR");
showvar("HTTP_PROXY___________");
showvar("HTTP_PROXY____");
showvar("HTTP_X_FWD_IP_ADDR");
showvar("HTTP_X_HOST");
showvar("HTTP_X_REFERER");
showvar("HTTP_X_SERVER_HOSTNAME");
showvar("PROXY_HOST");
showvar("PROXY_PORT");
showvar("PROXY_REQUEST");
showvar("HTTP_CLIENT_IP");
showvar("HTTP_PRAGMA");
?>
<div class="line"></div>
<div style="text-align:right; font-size:77%">
</div>
</body>
</html>

I have my own proxy judge using this php and it works with Proxyfire just fine. I'm sure it should work with other proxy tools too. I forget where I got this but I did delete a lot of identifying footprints to avoid people doing Google searches to find it. Not trying to be a dick or selfish, I get paranoid about things...

thespiderwomen · Oct 26, 2013

i am using proxyjudge.net myself since several years.

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