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Description
In the Output tab, you can configure the proxy load to a file, to a local server or to FTP.
Control Panel
New task
The New button allows you to create a new rule for outputting proxies. After clicking, a window opens where you need to select where you want to output the proxy.
Output to HDD - output data to your computer's hard drive.
Output to localhost - output data to a local server.
FTP output - output data to ftp server.
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Change
This button allows you to edit an existing output script.
First, select the desired script and then click Change.
Remove
Removing the selected script.
Output to HDD
By clicking the Output to HDD button, you will see a window with settings for outputting to the hard drive of your device.
Name - enter the name of the task here.
Rule - here you need to select a rule for proxy filtering. Learn more about setting up rules here.
If you leave the Rule line empty, then all live proxies will be saved to the list.
File path - path to the file where proxies will be saved. Press the 3-dot button to select the storage location.
Append - if you mark the box, new proxies will be added to the file as they are parsed. If this option is disabled, the file will be overwritten.
Recording format - select the required format in which the proxies will be recorded to the file. The default format is [auth] [ip]: [port].
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[ip] - IP - the address |
Interval (min.) - how often proxies will be output (in minutes).
Quantity - the number of downloaded proxies (0 - unlimited).
With deletion - should the proxy be deleted from the list of active proxies after use.
Random - if selected, random proxies are taken, otherwise - the first from the list.
Output to localhost
When this mode is selected, the local WEB-server will be run and by clicking on the link from the Address field, you will be able to get a proxy.
Name - enter the name of the task.
Rule - select a rule for proxy filtering. Learn more about setting up rules here.
If you leave the Rule line empty, then all live proxies will be saved to the list.
Recording format - select the required format in which the proxies will be outputed. The default format is [auth] [ip]: [port].
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[ip] - IP - the address |
Quantity - the number of downloaded proxies (0 - unlimited).
With deletion - should the proxy be deleted from the list of active proxies after use.
Address - URL at which the proxy will be issued (generated automatically based on the selected Rule).
Random - if selected, random proxies are taken, otherwise - the first from the list.
FTP output
Name - enter the name of the task.
Rule - select a rule for proxy filtering. Learn more about setting up rules here.
If you leave the Rule line empty, then all live proxies will be saved to the list.
Recording format - select the required format in which the proxies will be recorded to the file. The default format is [auth] [ip]: [port].
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[ip] - IP - the address |
Quantity - the number of downloaded proxies (0 - unlimited).
With deletion - should the proxy be deleted from the list of active proxies after use.
Random - if selected, random proxies are taken, otherwise - the first from the list.
FTP Server Settings
Server - server address
Port - Server port
Protocol - Server protocol (FTP or FTPs)
Path - File path on the server
Login - Server login
Password - Server password
Test connection - shows the test result (successful connection or error)
List of scenarios
After you have configured the script and clicked OK, it will be added to the general list, where all available information on it will be displayed.
Note the status Last run. Possible states:
Green - at the last execution of the task at least 1 proxy was outputted;
Red - during the last execution, no proxy was taken.