Check if proxies are working (http, socks4 & socks5)
-h, --help Show this help
-s, --socks4 Test socks4 proxies
-S, --socks5 Test socks5 proxies
-H, --http Test http proxies
-i, --ip Test all proto if no proto is specified in input file
-r, --randomize-file Shuffle proxies files
-t, --thread=NBR Number of threads
-T, --timeout=SEC Set timeout (default 3 seconds)
-u, --url=TARGET url to test proxies
-f, --proxies-file=FILE File to check proxy
-m, --max-valid=NBR Stop when NBR valid proxies are found
-U, --proxies-url=URL url with proxies file
-p, --dis-progressbar Disable progress bar
-g, --github use github.com/mmpx12/proxy-list
-o, --output=FILE File to write valid proxies
-v, --version Print version and exit
Without -i|--ip flag local or remote file with proxy should be on format: proto://ip:port; If -i flag is set and no protocol is set for an ip, all protocols will be test.
If you disable the progress bar -p|--dis-progressbar you will have the old ouptut:
Only check socks5 proxies from "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mmpx12/proxy-list/master/proxies.txt" and stop after founding 30 valid proxies.
proxy-check -r -m 30 --socks5 -o valid-socks5.txt -g
Check all proxies from "/path/to/proxy" to url "www.urltotest.me" with a timeout f 6 second.
proxy-check -u www.urltotest.me -T 6 /path/to/proxy
By default this will check to "checkip.amazonaws.com" and some false negative might occurs (timeout, rate limit, flagged ip etc...).
With one liner if $GOROOT/bin/ is in $PATH:
go install github.com/mmpx12/proxy-check@latestor from source with:
git clone https://github.com/mmpx12/proxy-check.git
cd proxy-check
make
sudo make install
# or
sudo make allfor termux you can do:
git clone https://github.com/mmpx12/proxy-check.git
cd proxy-check
make
make termux-install
# or
make termux-allThere is also prebuild binaries here.