5 Via Proxy

• If you have a HTTP proxy (hostname:myproxy.com, port:8080, used as myproxy) with basic authentication (username:userabc, password:pass12345), you want to download proxylist from http://youth.bupt.edu.cn/proxy/ via this proxy and validate the free proxies via the same HTTP proxy:

            proxyknife -I1 -i 'youth.bupt.edu.cn/proxy/' -m11 \
            -h myproxy.com -p 8080 -u userabc -s 'pass12345'
       

  Is it too long? Then write these to startup file (see Startup File):

            mytype=11
            myhost=myproxy.com
            myport=8080
            myuser=userabc
            mypass=pass12345
            proxyknifeintype=1
            proxyknifein=youth.bupt.edu.cn/proxy/
       

  After that, invoke proxyknife without arguments will do the same thing:

            proxyknife
       

• If you have a http proxy (myproxy.com:8080) without authentication, do it like this:

            proxyknife -I1 -i 'youth.bupt.edu.cn/proxy/' -m1 -hmyproxy.com -p 8080
       

• If your myproxy is a socks4 tunnel with host name `myproxy.com', port `1080' and you can reach http://proxylist.kmip.net/list.html via it:

            proxyknife -I1 -m5 -hmyproxy.com -p1080
       

• If your myproxy is a socks5 tunnel with host name myproxy.com, port 1080. You hope proxyknife reads proxylist from the local file named `proxylist' and validates via myproxy:

            proxyknife -m2 -hmyproxy.com -p1080
       

• If your myproxy (myproxy.com:1080, userabc:pass123) is a socks5 tunnel based on username/password authentication with host name `myproxy.com', port `1080', you can invoke proxyknife like this to do the same thing:

            proxyknife -m12 -hmyproxy.com -p1080 -u'userabc' -p'pass123'