3 General Usage

Read the proxylist from local file /tmp/mylist.txt:

     proxyknife -i /tmp/mylist.txt

Do the same with 100 threads:

     proxyknife -i /tmp/mylist.txt -t 100

Find http proxy supporting CONNECT:

     proxyknife -i /tmp/mylist.txt -H1

Find http proxy supporting ftp with GET method:

     proxyknife -i /tmp/myhttplist.txt -c 'ftp://somesite/' -k 'pub'

Print the result to a file named myoutput.txt

     proxyknife -i /tmp/mylist.txt -o myoutput.txt

Check the newlist again with CONNECT checking for the HTTP proxies:

     proxyknife -i ./myoutput.txt -H1

Identify as firefox 2.0:

     proxyknife -g 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.1) Gecko/20061010 Firefox/2.0' \
     -i /tmp/mylist.txt

Print more to screen:

     proxyknife -i /tmp/mylist.txt -o . -d

Tips:

1. You can type Control-c to stop proxyknife at any time without losing the result.
2. You can create several startup files (see Startup File) to fit for different need and invoke them with `-f' option.
3. For default installation, proxyknife use /etc/proxyknife.conf as startup file. For all users, you can create .proxyknife.conf at their home directories. Thus they will have their own default startup files , independent of /etc/proxyknife.conf.