the http proxy :

#!/usr/bin/perl
use HTTP::Proxy;
my $proxy = HTTP::Proxy->new;
#$proxy->maxconn(1);
$proxy->port( 3128 );
$proxy->logmask( shift || NONE );

$proxy->start;

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1. can i set a browser to use this "perl made" Http Proxy ?
2. How many proxies like this (but on diffrtemt ports) can i make on a sinle computer, so that it'll work fine (the proxy side computer) ?
3. how can i close/stop this proxy ?

20040710 Edit by castaway: Changed title from '3 qestions'

In reply to 3 questions about HTTP::Proxy by chiburashka

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