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Perl
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Posted 3.42 Years Ago
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HTTP Proxy Checker
Description
First version, next will read from a file.
Technical
Need ativestate for perl installed.
Source Code
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Yeah i could tell you had been learning perl haha. Nice one mate.
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You said the next version will read from a file. If you design that script slightly
better you can both accept input from the command line AND read from files by using
STDIN ;-)
Instead of: $ua->get("http://google.com");
Where you have hard coded the URL... use arrays and use: chomp(@urls =
<STDIN>);
Then loop through as you would normally for arrays...
This will allow the user to type in as many URLs as they like, with one URL per
line in the console... and then press Ctrl+D (on linux to signify EOL)... thats if
you want them to type them... if they have a file with URL's in just use this
when executing the script:
script.pl < urls.txt
also... it will allow them to pipe data between scripts ;-) giving it maximum
flexibility.
Kind regards,
Scott
P.S. If you haven't noticed, i've been learning Perl and quite
comfortable with Linux now ;-)
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No, Well it would take time obviously but if you make it print out each one as
it's doing it. Then it wouldn't be too bad leaving it.
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I guess that can be useful in some cases, anyway to get it check for a large database
with proxies, and would that be very slow?
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