C++ proxy programming question.
-
Hi, I have a question in windows base development, I am using VS C++ is it possible to create a packet cannon that use multiple proxy servers to send the packet. In multi i mean that the packet go from one proxy to another one and so on till the target location. I can use one proxy server for each package that i send, but is it possible to use more then one for the same package? Example scenario: command: packet_canon.exe -p plist.txt -h 3 -t [site name]/example_script.php sending package to '[site name]/example_script.php'... packet go into proxy server USA... From there to Proxy server in UK... From there to Proxy server in Japan... From there to the target site... the -p - is for a proxy list file the -h - is for how many proxy to pass the -t - is the target location (php script). Thanks a lot for any help and your time, Ram.
-
Hi, I have a question in windows base development, I am using VS C++ is it possible to create a packet cannon that use multiple proxy servers to send the packet. In multi i mean that the packet go from one proxy to another one and so on till the target location. I can use one proxy server for each package that i send, but is it possible to use more then one for the same package? Example scenario: command: packet_canon.exe -p plist.txt -h 3 -t [site name]/example_script.php sending package to '[site name]/example_script.php'... packet go into proxy server USA... From there to Proxy server in UK... From there to Proxy server in Japan... From there to the target site... the -p - is for a proxy list file the -h - is for how many proxy to pass the -t - is the target location (php script). Thanks a lot for any help and your time, Ram.
It might depend on the type of proxy used. I suspect it's possible using SOCKS, but I don't quite see a way to do this via HTTP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Peter Weyzen Staff Engineer [SoonR Inc -- PC Power delivered to your phone](http://www.soonr.com) -
It might depend on the type of proxy used. I suspect it's possible using SOCKS, but I don't quite see a way to do this via HTTP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Peter Weyzen Staff Engineer [SoonR Inc -- PC Power delivered to your phone](http://www.soonr.com)Hi Peter, I will give it (SOCKS) a look.... Thanks for the reply. Ram.