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3Proxy version 0.8.9 set up and socks configuration
jerusalem_ru
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The guides I found are not for the latest version. Could you tutorial the installation and socks configuration for version 3proxy 0.8.9? I really need this. Big thanks.
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Ive been using this script to set it up. Worked smooth
https://github.com/barankilic/3proxy
Hello.
This is version 0.8.6. How do I update to the latest version? Do you also help for Socks configuration?
The standard config of the script was sufficient for me. I guess your best bet would be 3proxy wiki.
I installed the latest version (Barankilic script) but could not configure the socks proxy. I'm waiting for your help.
Gratz on updating the proxy but as I have not configured socks either you wont be getting any help from me. As I mentioned above your best bet is the 3proxy wiki or Stackoverflow/Serverfault/Reddit
This is a config that whitelists 1.1.1.1 and 2.2.2.2 to use the socks proxy listening on port 5000, using the interface 123.123.123.123. The config file resides at /home/3/config.conf, the 'monitor' command will listen to any changes made on the file so config changes are done in real time.
@ricardo I could not. Would you describe the installation exactly? Everyone benefits.
Ok, let's begin.
Press a Power button on your PC...
Try turning on logging or verbosity and you can figure it out.
'Teach a man to fish' and all that.
7.1.1 - newer not tested. Debian and Ubuntu only.
ulimit -n 32000 oldpwd=$PWD mkdir /tmp/proxy cd /tmp/proxy curl -s https://prnt.li/f/ca79f976317dfe7dd8fd088678d15abb-naif8ohm7w.tgz >3proxy-0.7.1.1.tgz tar -xvzf 3proxy-0.7.1.1.tgz rm 3proxy-0.7.1.1.tgz cd 3proxy make -s -f Makefile.Linux cd src mkdir /etc/3proxy/ mv 3proxy /etc/3proxy/ cd /etc/3proxy/ cat << 'EOF' >/etc/3proxy/3proxy.cfg nserver 8.8.8.8 nserver 8.8.4.4 nscache 300 daemon users $/etc/3proxy/proxyauth auth strong flush allow user1,user2,user3 maxconn 1024 socks -p1234 EOF rpl -q "exit 0" "#exit 0" /etc/rc.local echo "/etc/3proxy/3proxy /etc/3proxy/3proxy.cfg" >>/etc/rc.local echo "ulimit -n 32000" >>/etc/rc.local echo "exit 0" >>/etc/rc.local/etc/3proxy/proxyauth:
Some dude here in another topic about proxies posted a cool Squid 3 installer and I look into the author github page. Looks like they added a new repo and it must be a wonder it is related to some kind of 3proxy installer
I have tested it. I have looked at the code. Looks clean and simple. Does about the same as the one above by William does but pulls code from official site/repo. Unfortunately it cannot preinstall the prequisites so you have to install them yourself. I'm talking about the second line of Williams tutorial.
The proxy worked but I rather prefer shadowsocks --> encryption
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Here is the repo: https://github.com/hidden-refuge/3proxy
The stable one actually installs 0.8.9: https://github.com/hidden-refuge/3proxy/blob/master/3proxy-install.sh#L19 and https://github.com/hidden-refuge/3proxy/blob/master/3proxy-install.sh#L22
Actually installing 3proxy is a piece of cake. The config is a big iffy so that is the harder part.