And thanks for reading I will try my best to make it simple.
I pay monthly for 10 proxys on this website.
www. squidproxies.com/private-proxies/
Number of Proxies: 10 or 100
Monthly Price: 24$ or 160$
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and what I get back from them is a list like this:
168.54.249.1:8800
168.54.249.2:8800
168.54.249.3:8800
168.54.249.4:8800
168.54.249.5:8800
89.45.59.1:8800
89.45.59.2:8800
89.45.59.3:8800
89.45.59.4:8800
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My needs are to use 100 FIX PRIVATE PROXYS every month (non-shareable). But I can't afford paying 160$ monthly(I can pay for some hardware if its needed) but want to avoid monthly costs.
So looking around internet I found this:
(Video) [Create Web Proxy Server - Download and Install Glype] *www. youtube.com/watch?v=2lqHzazSD_0* - YouTube
(video) [Use Apache Virtual Hosts to serve multiple websites from one server.]www. youtube.com/watch?v=nslavNYPlbY - YouTube
Can anybody help me, point a little bit, what direction I should go?
So that i can enjoy 100 FIX PRIVATE PROXYS without having to pay expensive MONTHLY fees.
I want to "do" the same service, "they" are ofering. But by my myself.
How can I create (seems from nowhere) a list with PRIVATE PROXYS and PORTS and use it like am doing now, but going through them?
Thanks in advance,
I hope the answers help other users too!
The best solution is to go with any vps server
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Trying to work out what to do in regard to a redirect of a new client real estate website.
We have no access at all to the old site and the url structure on new is forcibly different due to randomly generated property IDs (our system generates a different ID from old)
The old url structure is www.mydomain.com/property/view?=1111
The new url structure is www.mydomain.com/property/street-name/2222
My instinct is to do manual 301s for every property (about 6000), matching by page title, but sadly I cant as I have no access to the structure of the old website and despite spidering it numerous times I cant get a pull of all properties off.
If any could give me any advice on what best to do to avoid bad user experience and a google frying, would really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
Mark
It depends on what the 1111 is. If that corresponds to an MLS ID number (some sort of UID) then you should be able to use regex to get it to work. Most of the IDX vendors offer a way to grab listings via an MLSID.
If that 1111 is instead just a GUID of the previous IDX vendor, then you might be out of luck and would need to do everything manually.
I have energyshop.se which is a small webshop im doing for a customer. She sells various stuff but she has meditations on .mp3 and on discs. The customers can choose to buy:
a disc which is then sent to their home address.
one listening to one part of a meditation or one listening to all parts in a meditation
some items are also available for download for another price.
So question is how do I solve this? We use PayPal at her site to make the payments and I know that after a payment I can redirect the users to a "thankyouforthepurhase"-page if I want to. That leads me to think that one option is to take the users to that page where they can download/listen, but I dont know how to "connect" the shopped item with the isplayed files to be downloaded and/or listene once too and how to limit this. I mean if the page is energyshop.se/thanks someone that have made the purchase can just copy that address and go straight there.
There is also a idea about codes in some way. If they make a purchase they get a code sent to them for download or listening, but how do I generate this code which has to be unique everytime and the password ha to change everytime someone has entered it so someone dont save the code as well.
Well im kinda out of ideas and not sure how to do this. I just wanna wrap this project up but I think I hve to solve this for her.
I guess the solution depends on how much control (or security) she feels is required. If all you need is a reasonable confidence that a user has paid, then you can be much more relaxed about the whole thing.
The 'thanks' page could easily provide the content in concert with the transaction id paypal will return - you can use this to control what is shown. If you're not too worried about a 'listen-once' item being replayed, or 'download' being downloaded a bunch of times then you can avoid a bunch of edge-case stuff (where download fails or listen-once feed dies halfway, etc) and simply serve links to content based on the transaction.
If its abused then you can put effort into locking down content, serving mp3 streams from one-time links, tracking downloads in a database etc, but that will cost significantly more (in both time and server resources) so if you can, try simple first :)
I am working on a client site and the majority of what they sell is fabric sold by the yard, with a minimum of .25 yards per purchase.
The client INSISTS that he wants the end user to enter a decimal into the quantity field to order the amount of fabric she wants and so far I haven't been able to talk him out of this requirement.
They currently use Miva because it supports this particular requirement (through a module). I'd prefer not to work with Miva if I can help it, so I'm turning to you guys!
So far, I've found two additional options for handling decimal quantities:
Magento
Zen Cart
Anyone know of any other options? I'm open to anything right now (hosted, open source, whatever), just want to see all the options for this one specific weird requirement.
Thanks!
You could go for TYPO3 Multishop. Also open source and with a tiny adjustment it supports decimals as quantity input. You can see it in action on the following web page:
http://www.bbms.nl/webwinkel/
More information about TYPO3 Multishop can be found here:
http://typo3multishop.com/
I am working on site analytics and would like to know how I can find the total number of visitors at any given instance. I am concerned only about the current time and not about past views. Right now I am trying to keep the problem simple by not finding the unique visitors.
One approach I can think of is to get total number of http connections at any given instance, assuming that the connection have very short timeout.
My setup includes apache web server and tomcat servlet container.
I know it is still a generic question but this use case is not specific to any particular language.
How about looking in the logs?
For example:
http://www.geekpad.ca/blog/post/get-unique-visitors-from-apache-log-file
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We are implementing an IP based geolocation service, and we need to find some IP's from various markets (LA, NY etc) to fully test the service.
Does anybody know of a directory where we could find what IP ranges are used where?
EDIT: We have already implemented the system, it uses a 3rd party DB and a webservice. We just want some IP's from known markets to verify its working properly.
I'm going to see if I can get what I need from the free maxmind database.
Not sure if cost is a factor but there are a few open source databases knocking about. This one claims 99.3% accuracy on its free version with 99.8% for its paid version. They've also got a Free & Open Source City Database (76% accuracy at city level).
They're both available as CSV-based databases so you can easily take a known location and get an IP range for ISPs in the area.
The tougher part is getting access to a computer in that IP range.
Try looking for sites providing lists of anonymizers. They usually list the countries for the anonymizer sites. Then either use the IP provided or do a lookup on the anonymizer name.
Also try searching for lists of anonymous proxies.
We trawled the logs for our huge web site and built up a test collection.
Sorry I can't pass it on. )-:
cheers,
Rob
maybe this database will be useful for you:
http://www.hostip.info/dl/index.html
it's a collection of ip adresses with countries and cities.
Many open source projects have worldwide mirrors; you can find a country-indexed list of Debian mirrors and kernel.org mirrors. (Note that kernel.org specifically has many mirrors per country; there are eleven United States mirrors, which are located in different regions of the country and would give different information.)
You could try using an automation tool, such as AutoIT, to fire off a series of IP addresses at a whois database service such as arin or RIPE, and harvest the addressed responses, probably just varying the first two parts of the IP.
Use Tor with a strict exit node.
You'll need to use these options in your config:
ExitNodes server1, server2, server3
StrictExitNodes 1
You'll also need to identify exit nodes that work for you in the region that you want. I suggest using the Search Whois feature at ARIN to see it's location if the Tor country icon isn't good enough. It can be a bit of a pain to identify working Tor nodes in each region that you wish to test, but it's possible and free.