rofl0r / rofl0r/proxychains-ng
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Description
Having an issue with running multiple configs through different shell windows at the same time. Basically i'm using it to connect to a service with a python script.
The first time i run "proxychains /path/to/file/proxychains.conf" it works perfectly fine. The second time i try to run any of the following:
proxychains /path/to/file/proxychains.conf
proxychains /path/to/file/proxychains-xxxx.conf
It gives me this with the respective path included:
/etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: 18: /etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: strict_chain: not found
/etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: 41: /etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: tcp_read_time_out: not found
/etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: 42: /etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: tcp_connect_time_out: not found
/etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: 60: /etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: [ProxyList]: not found
/etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: 64: /etc/proxychains-xxxx.conf: http: not found
And i guarantee you the config file is fully configured. It works for the first instance.
If i run:
proxychains -f /path/to/file/proxychains-xxxx.conf
It gives me:
/usr/bin/proxychains: 9: exec: -f: not found
What am i doing wrong? Any and all help is appreciated!
OS: Ubuntu 15.04
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Start by checking how /usr/bin/proxychains parses its arguments and config paths, then reproduce the first and second invocations with the two configuration files shown. Compare the documented command form with the failing -f invocation; done means multiple shell windows can use separate configs without treating configuration directives as shell commands.
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- Tech stack
- linux, python, shell, ubuntu
- Domain
- cli, operating-systems
- Issue type
- Bug
- Difficulty
- 3/5
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- 1-2 days
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- Stale
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- Needs clarification
- Newbie friendliness
- 25/100