in reply to using proxy servers with lwp::simple or useragent

If you'd have done a search, I think you'd have found exactly what you were looking for. Take a look at LWP::Simple setting a proxy.

If your proxies don't require authentication, this should work 

$ENV{HTTP_proxy}="http://proxy.company.com:80";

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All you'd have to do is prepare your list in the array and loop over it while doing all the fun stuff inside.

Hope this helps.



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Re^2: using proxy servers with lwp::simple or useragent
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 22, 2006 at 04:50 UTC
    that's exactly what i was looking for!!! thanks man
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      Actually with more testing it didn't work. Maybe it's working but I don't understand? Should this be hitting my web site under a new IP address every time? 
      use strict;
use warnings;

use LWP::Simple;

my @list = qw(211.202.1.52:80 61.139.87.132:80 72.13.246.65:3128 203.1
+15.10.11:80 203.115.10.38:80);

foreach my $prox (@list)
{
   $ENV{HTTP_proxy}= $prox;
   my $url = "www.sensationalscentsonline.com";
   print "$prox attempted..\n";
}

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