[Tripo5]

Does anybody know a way of making a script which organizes proxies in order to be used with proxychains?

I mean for example:

97.67.245.38:10200@SOCKS45
131.191.83.183:10200@SOCKS45
66.186.231.62:10200@SOCKS45
104.145.123.25:10200@SOCKS45
72.12.94.196:10200@SOCKS45
72.191.64.194:10200@SOCKS45
212.47.229.71:9003@SOCKS45
208.69.162.243:10200@SOCKS45
63.134.175.40:10200@SOCKS45
64.179.174.194:10200@SOCKS45
64.37.17.177:10200@SOCKS45
68.234.246.253:10200@SOCKS45
69.47.160.8:10200@SOCKS45
188.120.234.1:10068@SOCKS45
123.30.188.46:2214@SOCKS45

Organising them so its

socks4 64.179.174.190 10200

If anybody knows a way. A decent tutorial or something for python coding maybe for implementing prefixes or something along those lines.

[SIM-1866423]

PHP Code


<?php 
iplist = [(x.split(":")[0],x.split(":")[1]) for x in (re.findall('\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+:\d+', data))]
for x,y in iplist:
    print x,y 


[Tripo5]

Is that all that is needed?

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PHP Code


<?php 
iplist = [(x.split(":")[0],x.split(":")[1]) for x in (re.findall('\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+:\d+', data))]
for x,y in iplist:
    print x,y 


Thankyou :)

[SIM-1866423]

Well for ipv4 its working on me but for ipv6 you must find anohter regex

[Tripo5]

Well for ipv4 its working on me but for ipv6 you must find anohter regex

Im still confused on where to use this code pal lol its a function I dont know where to put it though Im not that bright unfortunately

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Im getting "data" is not name defined. Which imports should I be using I got "import re" atm

[SIM-1866423]

I assume your data was in first post so,

PHP Code


<?php 
import re


data = """
97.67.245.38:10200@SOCKS45 
131.191.83.183:10200@SOCKS45 
66.186.231.62:10200@SOCKS45 
104.145.123.25:10200@SOCKS45 
72.12.94.196:10200@SOCKS45 
72.191.64.194:10200@SOCKS45 
212.47.229.71:9003@SOCKS45 
208.69.162.243:10200@SOCKS45 
63.134.175.40:10200@SOCKS45 
64.179.174.194:10200@SOCKS45 
64.37.17.177:10200@SOCKS45 
68.234.246.253:10200@SOCKS45 
69.47.160.8:10200@SOCKS45 
188.120.234.1:10068@SOCKS45 
123.30.188.46:2214@SOCKS45
"""


iplist = [(x.split(":")[0],x.split(":")[1]) for x in (re.findall('\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+:\d+', data))]
for x,y in iplist:
    print x,y 


[Goodies]

No point in using Python for this. Sed works even better. Or hell, notepad++

[Tripo5]

Sed, awk, grep are quite good functions tbf. Thankyou for your help guys!