Browsing with proxies

[pjfoti 0]

In ubot, once you have your proxies in a text file, how do you ensure that you are browsing with them in the script?

[Net66 54]

In ubot, once you have your proxies in a text file, how do you ensure that you are browsing with them in the script?

 

Load them into a list, pick one and use the change proxy option. I use the random feature to grab a proxy from my list at random and use it. If you want to test to see this at work then navigate to a page that displays your IP, delay, change proxy, nav back to same page, rinse and repeat.

 

Andy

[pjfoti 0]

Does the structure of the proxy matter?

[alcr 135]

Uhm, what do you mean with structure? It have to be ip:port.

 

And if you want to work with private proxies - you would have to run your whole script in a subwindow or compile the bot.

[pjfoti 0]

Uhm, what do you mean with structure? It have to be ip:port.

 

And if you want to work with private proxies - you would have to run your whole script in a subwindow or compile the bot.

 

What exactly does that mean? Because im having issues right now. I have a proxy scraper on my PC, so every 5 minutes I get a fresh list of random proxies. I am loading this text file to ubot (format is ip:port) and randomly choosing one before navigating to the page, but it often fails, and im not sure what the problem is. So will compiling it fix the problem?

[alcr 135]

Have you double checked to see if they work normally in IE?

 

Compiling might be a solution, yes.

[pjfoti 0]

Have you double checked to see if they work normally in IE?

 

Compiling might be a solution, yes.

 

I havent, I actually do not know how....

[alcr 135]

http://www.google.se/search?client=opera&rls=sv&q=how+to+use+proxies+in+internet+explorer&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8