Where you guys get free working proxies from?

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I search free working proxies, for example for pr storm. but where to find them? whole first page of google only delivers shit...
by the way: you have a tool or a website which can check if a proxy is working?
thank you very much guys...
 
a noobie question has to be added: for visiting websites, i need http proxies... but for programs like pr storm, i need socks4 or socks5 proxies, or am i wrong?
 
http://www.proxy4free.com/page1.html


there you go plenty there
 
and you can check which ones are working here
http://www.checker.freeproxy.ru/checker/
 
Google proxy forum(s) and similar terms. I've found so many proxies that it's too many to even check just by visiting proxy related forums. Think about it if there are black hat forums, parrot forums, acura forums, domain name forums, why not start using whatever you are looking for and forum or forums as your keywords in your search? Another one I like to use is keyword vbulletin since I'm a big vbulletin fan. The only thing is for proxy list sites for some reason the owners are usually on a free forum (phpbb, smf).
 
I use Accessdiver to check the proxies I collect, it's fast and reliable.
Probably available on this forum. I also use a program called Portable Proxyfinder to find them with. :D
 
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'...I have been using these for years. 40 or more pages':

Code:
http://www.samair.ru/proxy/

themagician
 
My vote goes for samair.ru. It's one of the most reliable proxy websites I've come across. The rate of success with fresh proxies is significantly higher then with any other web proxy sites.
 
i always use this service to validate my proxy lists: http://www.checker.freeproxy.ru/checker/
 
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'...I have been using these for years. 40 or more pages':

Code:
http://www.samair.ru/proxy/

themagician


I've tried to use samair but can't figure out how to get a txt dump or any sort of format that I can import into my proxy checker/tool. How do you do that with samair?
 
I've got a cheap proxy host that I use for my two cgi proxies, i think its worth the 5 bucks a month to have something you can always use. If anyone wants a link to the proxy I run I'd be glad to share it, just PM me.
 
I'll have a post on this up by the end of the day, gimme some time to finish writing it up.

N
 
Well, I've tried about 15 proxies from samair so far and not one works for me.

Maybe stuff just doesn't like me?
 
Samair proxies are overburdened and generally shite. You want to sign up at a decent proxy forum equivalent to BHW (proxyfire.net, asian-zonestar.com, dcsproxy.com, proxiecentral.proboards79.com/) and copy/paste the IPs for yourself. Most if not all good sites have anti-leeching scripts in place to keep crappy FPL scrubs and the like from just ripping them off.

Also, just because someone else gets a response from a particular IP doesn't mean you will, as (A) it could have gone down in the time between when they checked it and you did, (B) they might be closer geographically to that IP and thus get a better ping response before it times out or (C) just be a shitty IP. You need to check as many as you can get ahold of at once, and check them with a proper judge right before you use them.

More to follow, like I said.

N
 
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I use excel to manipulate proxy pages into a checkable format. Just an idea.
 
Samair Proxies (most of them work)
BUT FFS! I wish people would stop getting all of them banned :|
 
I wrote myself a small script that goes out scanning IP ranges from a VPS.
You give it a start IP address, an end IP address, the port you want to look for (eg 1028, 1080, 8080 are some common ones) and a log file to which all found proxies are written.

It brings back a few good hits and here it is for free (although beer money is welcome ;))

Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl

# Scanner by Fatboy
# 13 Aug 08

use Net::IP;
use IO::Socket::INET;

if ($#ARGV != 3)
{
 print "usage: ./pcheck startip endip port logname\n";
 exit;
}

$startip = $ARGV[0];
$endip = $ARGV[1];
$port = $ARGV[2];
$log = $ARGV[3];

open(WORKING, ">>$log") || die "Cannot open the log file!\n";

$ip = new Net::IP ("$startip - $endip");

while($ip)
{
        $conn = $ip->ip();
        $sock = IO::Socket::INET->new(PeerAddr => $ip->ip(),
                                      PeerPort => $port,
                                      Timeout   => 5,
                                      Proto    => 'tcp');

        print "Checking $conn - ";

        if($sock)
        {
                print "SUCCESS\n";
                print WORKING "$conn\n";
        }
        close($sock);
        ++$ip;
}
close(WORKING);
Hope it works for you guys :)
 
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