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How can i change it from 1.1.1.1:80@UK to 1.1.1.1 not a real proxy but an example. please help! |
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When someone runs a proxy server they decide what port that server will accept incoming connections on. There are some people who run servers on several ports but generally it's a single port at a given IP address that will accept incoming proxy traffic. Port 8080 is common for http proxies so if I ran a server on my IP address, say 50.60.70.80, and set it up to accept traffic on port 8080, then anyone using it would specify 50.60.70.80:8080. I could choose any port I wanted to accept incoming requests.. 8080, 3128, etc. If I knew there was some program out there that assumed all proxies operated on port 80 unless specificly told otherwise, and if I wanted people running that program to be able to just plug in my IP address without specifying the port, then I could set it up on port 80. _In a case like that_ people running that program could do what you are talking about and just enter my IP address. Their program would assume since they hadn't specified a port they must mean the default port of 80.. and they would find my server. There are a few servers that do some tricky port mapping to allow access to their proxy server from many different ports. This is not something _you_ do. If you want proxies for use with a program that assumes some default value automaticly (eg port 80) then only include proxies that advertise as XX.XX.XX.XX:80, or whatever port your program assumes. You can then enter just the IP addresses into _that_ program. HTH
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