proxy checker code in vb.net needed

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specopkirbs

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im looking for a simple code that checks if a list proxys in a listbox are working or not.
im coding in vb.net
most the examples i have found are either too slow or dont work.
it needs to be fast and efficient and preferably using httpwebrequest if possible
can anyone help?

 

andee

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• Dec 31, 2010

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I typed out an answer, but it was tripping the filters and wouldnt let me post it, piece of &*^%^

just PM me if you need a hand, I was the one who gave you the code for tokening {hey|hi}, I just cant acess that account with my old username anymore for some reason :/

 

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korfx04

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• Dec 31, 2010

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Couldn't you just test the proxy with webbowser

Selected proxy from list
go to google.com
if webbrowser1.document.body.InnerText.contains("About Google") then
transfer working proxy to list 2

nm you said lighting fast

 

faster

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• Jan 6, 2011

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Just you can see a tutorial which you need. Or you can watch video tutorial of you related software.

Don't worry it will solve if you tried more time

 

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specopkirbs

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yeah thanks guys got it sorted now cheers just got to multithread it now

 

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m3ownz

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• Jan 7, 2011

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Care to share any tips on how you achieved it?
Im converting a bot from webbrowser to webrequest, and this will be something i need to do fairly soon, so would really appreciate any tips.

 

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vloza

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• Jan 7, 2011

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You can check here

Code:

http://www.hanselman.com/blog/BackToParallelBasicsDontBlockYourThreadsMakeAsyncIOWorkForYou.aspx

In that blog are some tips on using webrequest with the new Parallel libraries in .net 4. Is c# but you can translate to vb.net easily.

 

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v7web

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• Feb 4, 2011

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andee said:

I typed out an answer, but it was tripping the filters and wouldnt let me post it, piece of &*^%^

just PM me if you need a hand, I was the one who gave you the code for tokening {hey|hi}, I just cant acess that account with my old username anymore for some reason :/

Click to expand...

I would love to have a look at this code also.
Thanks

 

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m3ownz

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• Feb 10, 2011

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If anyone is interested, i posted an example of this in this thread:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...er-free-proxy-finder-checker.html#post2504215

Its a bit rough around the edges but should work fine.

 

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sweepypanda

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• Apr 18, 2011

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I don't know why people are recommending you use the WebBrowser object for this. Use HttpWebRequest. When you get your response check that httpWebRequest.StatusCode == StatusCode.OK. If it doesn't your proxy is dead or timed out. Easy as pie.

 

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jangedoo

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• May 21, 2011

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ping a site like google or some fast websites, if status is 200 then proxy is alive