Install ProxyCheck On LInux

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root@samuderapase:~# aptitude install proxycheck
root@samuderapase:~# proxycheck -h
proxycheck: Open proxy checker version 0.49a 2004-05-29
Usage is: `proxycheck options host[:proto_port_spec]...'
where options are:
-h - print this help and exit
-d dsthost:dstport - destination to connect to (required)
-c check[:params] - method to check proxy (required, see below)
-p proto_port_spec - proxy port/protocol specification
(may be used more than once) - see below
-D - do not reset default portlist in case -p option specified
-a - use "advanced" protocols too (more -a's means more advanced)
-t timeout - general timeout in secounds, default 30
-m maxconn - maximum number of parallel connections
-M maxhconn - maximum number of parallel connections to one host
-s - stop probing a host after first found open proxy
-b bindaddr - bind to specified address
-x - print extended info (proxy software etc) if known
-n - also print a line about definitely closed proxies

proto_port_spec is in the form [proto:][port,port,...].
If portlist is omitted, default ports for given protocols
will be tried; if proto is omitted, either all protocols will
be tried (if port is not known), or the protocols which are
assotiated with this port.

The following protocols are recognized:
s5 (socks5, socks5, SOCKS5)
s4 (socks4, socks4, SOCKS4)
wg (wingate, wingate, WINGATE)
hc (http-connect, http, HTTP CONNECT)
ho (http-post, http, HTTP POST)
hu (http-put, http, HTTP PUT)
fu (ftp-user, ftp, FTP USER)

The following probes are made (level cf. -a):
s5 (level 0): 1080,1075
s4 (level 0): 1080,1075
hc (level 0): 80,81,1075,3128,4480,6588,8000,8080,8081,8090
hc (level 0): 5490
hc (level 1): 7033,8085,8095,8100,8105,8110
ho (level 1): 80,81,1075,3128,4480,6588,8000,8080,8081,8090
wg (level 2): 23
ho (level 2): 7033,8085,8095,8100,8105,8110
s5 (level 2): 1813
hu (level 3): 80,81,1075,3128,4480,6588,8000,8080,8081,8090
fu (level 3): 21
hu (level 4): 7033,8085,8095,8100,8105,8110

The following checks are available:
chat:sendstr:expectstr - perform a little chat: send `sendstr'
to the remote system and assume proxy is open is `expectstr'
is returned. `sendstr' defaults to proto:ip:port
dsbl[:smtpserver[:port]] - attempt to submit proxy to DSBL-like system
DSBL settings are expected to be in environment:
$DSBL_USER - username (anonimous)
$DSBL_PASS - password (default is empty)
$DSBL_COOKIE_HOST - cookie server (cookie.dsbl.org)
$DSBL_COOKIE - already obtained DSBL cookie
$DSBL_RCPT - recipient (listme@listme.dsbl.org)
$DSBL_FROM - sender address (nobody)
$DSBL_SMTP - smtp server if -d not given (mx.listme.dsbl.org)
root@samuderapase:~#