Re: Additional Proxy Servers "Use Proxy List"

Vity — Mon, 22 May 2017 06:26:47 +0000

[ and ] are used to in the sense of optional value.

Re: Additional Proxy Servers "Use Proxy List"

shanoj — Mon, 22 May 2017 03:31:37 +0000

Never mind, I figured out how to do it.

But would have been better if the format was exactly like that in the program to stop confusion.

I used this format if anyone is interested:

Language: C#
$SOCKS$username:password@IP:PORT

$SOCKS$u261129:aAHWFTmAwE@109.XXX.XXX.227:1080
$SOCKS$u261129:aAHWFTmAwE@109.XXX.XXX.229:1080
$SOCKS$u261129:aAHWFTmAwE@109.XXX.XXX.230:1080
$SOCKS$u261129:aAHWFTmAwE@109.XXX.XXX.231:1080

[SOLVED] Additional Proxy Servers "Use Proxy List"

shanoj — Mon, 22 May 2017 01:28:43 +0000

Hello FreeRapid Downloader users, and developers

Please can someone explain how to use "Additional Proxy Servers" with a list?
I have over 100 premium proxies I want to add but it doesn't seem to work for me.
All proxies require username and password.

I know FRD says to do 'text file format', but it doesn't seem to use the proxies in this format.
I must be doing something wrong because I have tested all my proxies without a .txt list and they work fine.

[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.58:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.109:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.182:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.183:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.225:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.226:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.227:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.229:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.230:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.231:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.232:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.233:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.234:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.235:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.236:1080
[$SOCKS$][u261129[:aAHWFTmAwE]@]109.XXX.XXX.237:1080

Of course the details are wrong, but this is the format I have. The XXX's are real numbers on my .txt list, I just replaced them as it exposes Private IP.

Please can someone help me correct the problem?