Using a list of proxies?

[UHEHsetrhthteh5ry]

OK, now I get it. I can give you 5-10 proxies from the software that I use.
You can then use vb.net to choose from it randomly. Have you done coding rest of the piece of software ??

Ehhh, kinda I was actually going to see if could actually get some proxies first, especially since I didn't want to test this program a few times and then get my internet service removed, or something

And actually, I'll probably use multithreading to use all of those proxies. If you could PM them to me, that would be great

[Hassan]

Ehhh, kinda I was actually going to see if could actually get some proxies first, especially since I didn't want to test this program a few times and then get my internet service removed, or something

And actually, I'll probably use multithreading to use all of those proxies. If you could PM them to me, that would be great

OK, I'll do it...Let me make a list of them.

[UHEHsetrhthteh5ry]

OK, I'll do it...Let me make a list of them.

Excellent, thank you

So is there a specific way for how I use these proxies, like a protocol, to put it metaphorically?

[Hassan]

Excellent, thank you

So is there a specific way for how I use these proxies, like a protocol, to put it metaphorically?

Here are the 4 working proxies:

216.18.219.98 Port 3128
95.169.190.78 Port 3128
94.23.47.56 Port 3128
94.89.80.218 Port 3128

Use them randomly. To use them with vb.net use the proxy class:

Dim proxy As New WebProxy("https://216.18.219.98:3128/", True)

Or if you can't figure out how to use proxies in vb.net, goto internet explorer > Internet Options > Connections Tab > Lan Settings.

Then in under Lan Settings, Uncheck Automatically detect settings checkbox and check the Use proxy server for you Lan, and fill the Address and Port checkboxes with the proxy you want to use.

Hope this helps. If you encounter any problem, feel free to ask.

[UHEHsetrhthteh5ry]

Here are the 4 working proxies:

216.18.219.98 Port 3128
95.169.190.78 Port 3128
94.23.47.56 Port 3128
94.89.80.218 Port 3128

Use them randomly. To use them with vb.net use the proxy class:

Dim proxy As New WebProxy("https://216.18.219.98:3128/", True)

Or if you can't figure out how to use proxies in vb.net, goto internet explorer > Internet Options > Connections Tab > Lan Settings.

Then in under Lan Settings, Uncheck Automatically detect settings checkbox and check the Use proxy server for you Lan, and fill the Address and Port checkboxes with the proxy you want to use.

Hope this helps. If you encounter any problem, feel free to ask.

Thank you very much, I will investigate the proxy class

Oh, and you wouldn't happen to know of a server that has a list of proxies like that, would you?

[Hassan]

Thank you very much, I will investigate the proxy class

Oh, and you wouldn't happen to know of a server that has a list of proxies like that, would you?

No, I don't know any such server, but the software I am using allots me a different proxy every 5 minutes. I just noted down 4 for you.

[UHEHsetrhthteh5ry]

No, I don't know any such server, but the software I am using allots me a different proxy every 5 minutes. I just noted down 4 for you.

Ok. May I ask what software this is? And does it happen to get a list of proxies from somewhere, or does it just come with its own?

[Hassan]

Ok. May I ask what software this is? And does it happen to get a list of proxies from somewhere, or does it just come with its own?

It has its own server (I guess so), and its name is Super Hide IP. Go for it

[UHEHsetrhthteh5ry]

It has its own server (I guess so), and its name is Super Hide IP. Go for it

Oh, I see, very commercial. Well, I'll get onto adding multithreading and proxy support Thanks again.

[Hassan]

Oh, I see, very commercial. Well, I'll get onto adding multithreading and proxy support Thanks again.

Yes, it sure is. And good luck with your multithread support

[UHEHsetrhthteh5ry]

Yes, it sure is. And good luck with your multithread support

Oh, speaking of Multithreading, I'm trying to thread a subroutine with parameters, but it seems like that requires some special syntax. The variable will look something like this:

Dim t As New Threading.Thread(AddressOf Notification("None", 3))

Although that wouldn't work, since apparently I can't use a second set of parentheses. Do you know the correct syntax for this?

[Hassan]

Oh, speaking of Multithreading, I'm trying to thread a subroutine with parameters, but it seems like that requires some special syntax. The variable will look something like this:

Dim t As New Threading.Thread(AddressOf Notification("None", 3))

Although that wouldn't work, since apparently I can't use a second set of parentheses. Do you know the correct syntax for this?

Post your notification sub here and I'll solve it.

[UHEHsetrhthteh5ry]

Post your notification sub here and I'll solve it.

Sub Notification(ByVal msg As String, ByVal delay As Integer)
            Dim posx, posy As Integer
            posx = Console.CursorLeft
            posy = Console.CursorTop
            Console.SetCursorPosition(0, Console.WindowHeight - 1)
            Console.Write("Saved setting!")
            Console.SetCursorPosition(posx, posy)
        End Sub

[Hassan]

First declare this delegate:

Private Delegate Sub HandleNotification( ByVal input1 As String , ByVal input2 As Integer )

Then your notification sub:

Sub Notification( ByVal msg As String , ByVal delay As Integer )
Dim posx,posy As Integer
posx = Console.CursorLeft
posy = Console.CursorTop
Console.SetCursorPosition(0,Console.WindowHeight - 1)
Console.Write( "Saved setting!")
Console.SetCursorPosition(posx,posy)
End Sub

Then add this sub:

Private Sub Callback( ByVal ia As IAsyncResult)
CType ( CType (ia,Runtime.Remoting.Messaging.AsyncResult).AsyncD elegate,HandleNotification).EndInvoke(ia)
End Sub

Finally call this without creating a new thread. This is also Async:


Dim worker As New HandleNotification( AddressOf Notification)
worker.BeginInvoke( "None",3, AddressOf Callback, Nothing )

Hope this helps. Post any problems here !!

[UHEHsetrhthteh5ry]

Edit: Nevermind, I think I messed up something :P Very confusing, but it works great now, thanks