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Uniq2017-07-02 12:26:22
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Uniq, 2017-07-02 12:26:22

What is the best way to make a proxy checker?

Hello everyone, I was puzzled to write a proxy checker.
I watched various articles, tried to do it in php - the horror of multithreading is of course a dead topic with a cool,
I tried to do it in PERL with the libraries LWP::UserAgent, LWP::Protocol::socks multithreading is cool, it works with a bang, but very often it gives a response of 200 and the regex works on false google captcha and yandex captcha and as a result, the proxy generally redirects or gives 403
I want the advice of a specialist on libraries and what is the best way to arrange it all.
What I want to end up with:

  1. Multithreading
  2. SOCKS4 SOCKS5 HTTP HTTPS verification
  3. GET POST
  4. REFERRE
  5. SPEED
  6. PING
  7. Google Yandex

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GremniX, 2017-07-11
@padonnak

Look towards Golang. You can find ready-made examples on github https://github.com/ilijamt/proxy-checker

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TheAthlete, 2017-07-18
@TheAthlete

If you know Perl, then I advise you to look towards AnyEvent::HTTP or Mojo::UserAgent An example of using AnyEvent
::HTTP can be found in my article Functional programming in Perl in examples , kqueue, iocp)

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