I am looking to make a very basic proxy script. It's just for personal use and it's a project i'd like to do to fill my time. Unfortunately there are no guides on how to do this. So if someone who has written a proxy would write the most basic proxy script you could, that would be great, so I can learn from it. I believe it should be around 10 - 15 lines. I'll leave you some Rep+ for doing it as it would be a big help to me...
Hi Asus-Games have a look here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/poxy/ That's a proxy script, should help you!
1, get a good proxy templete and script use glype .. google "glype".. 2, just promote it on proxy topsites and google groups. 3, traffic will start flowing
Maybe no one here understands what i'm trying to do. To put it simply I want the most basic proxy script written to work on it. I plan on adding a ton of unique features to it, and then giving it away for free. I don't want a pre-made script, I don't want to run my own site!!! I just want to build a unique script from almost the ground up and give it away for free.
goto freeproxytemplates.com , download a free template add your adsense pub-id into config.php upload the template to the server and enjoy your proxy
Yes, we can read. Can you google? http://www.abdulqabiz.com/blog/archives/general/php_proxy_script_for.php http://www.google.com/search?q=proxy+php+script First hit, less than 30 lines for a proxy using CURL.
Google hates me, I typed in 'basic proxy script' and it kept coming back with behemoths over 500 lines Rep+ thanks so much!!
well if you want to make a free basic proxy script , maybe you should take a look at the source from other proxy scripts or make it yourself, its not as easy as 1 2 3 and boom easy script. its a hard script.
Find a open source script. Break it down and then build one up with what you know from that script. I doubt you'll find a guide on "how to make a proxy script" that's how i would go about it.
I like and use this one... http://sourceforge.net/projects/poxy/ It's really simple, and easy to configure. It hasn't been updated in a while, but it works great!