Docker Rotating Proxy Config Generator

• Fully Optimized for Web Scraping Usage.
• HTTP/HTTPS Support
• socks5 with Authorization Proxy to HTTP(S) proxy convert compatible by Gost
• You can use a VPN as an HTTP proxy.
• Making it IP address based authentication makes it easier to use in your program.(selenium,puppeteer etc)

               Docker Container
               ----------------------------------
Client <---->  Squid  <-> HTTP/HTTPS Rotate Proxies---\ 
                       |
        ---------------|-> Gost <-> Socks5 Proxy    --- Internet
                       |
        --------------<-> VPN to HTTP Proxy <--------/
                     
        

It can be used in two ways.
1.Automatically control the proxy and rotate each request -> use Squid
2.Control the proxy programmatically　-> use Gost Port

Usage Example

Configuring IPs to allow the use of the Rotating Proxy

If you want to use it from outside, please specify the your IP address to allowed_ip.txt

http://httpbin.org/ip

Example:

93.184.216.34
108.62.57.53

1. Create your proxyList.txt(If HTTP/Socks is provided)

Search FreeProxy List or Paid/Subscribe ProxyService Provider.

example : https://github.com/clarketm/proxy-list

Format

IPAddress:Port:Type(socks5 or http or https or httpsquid):Username:Password
IPAddress:Port:Type(socks5 or http or https or httpsquid)
IPAddress:Port

1.1 Create Your OpenVPN Config(If HTTP/Socks is NOT provided)

see example

2. Generate docker-compose.yml

git clone https://github.com/39ff/docker-rotating-proxy
cd docker-rotating-proxy && cd setup
docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd):/app" composer install
cd ..
# If you don't want to set up OpenVPN, please remove it.
rm -rf ./openvpn/*
docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd):/app/" php:7.4-cli php /app/setup/generate.php
cat docker-compose.yml
docker-compose up -d
curl https://httpbin.org/ip --proxy http://127.0.0.1:3128

How to it works?

• Sometimes you may need the same IP address for a series of steps. To deal with this problem, we have built a new relay server via gost.

• Most open proxies will be unavailable in a few days. Therefore, it is useless to build a server for every open proxy, so we use squid's cache_peer to rotate a large number of open proxies.

proxyList.txt Example1

127.0.0.1:1080:socks5:yourUsername:yourPassword
127.0.0.1:44129:httpsquid:mysquidproxy:mysquidpassword
127.0.0.1:29128:httpsquid:rotatingserviceUsername:password
169.254.0.1:1080:socks5:paidsocksUsername:paidsocksPassword
127.0.0.1:80
172.31.22.222:8080

proxyList.txt Example2

Here are some practical examples.

using NordVPN,TorGuard,Luminati

89.187.161.86:80:httpsquid:[email protected]:NordVPNPassword
173.254.222.146:1080:socks5:yourTorGuardUsername:Password
zproxy.lum-superproxy.io:22225:httpsquid:yourLuminatiUsername:Password

Generated docker-compose.yml example

version: '3.3'
services:
    squid:
        ports:
            - '3128:3128'
        image: 'b4tman/squid:latest'
        volumes:
            - './config:/etc/squid/conf.d:ro'
        container_name: dockersquid_rotate
        environment:
          - 'SQUID_CONFIG_FILE=/etc/squid/conf.d/squid.conf'
    hola1:
        ports:
            - '10021:8080'
        image: 'yarmak/hola-proxy:latest'
        command: '-country us -proxy-type peer'
    socks1:
        ports:
            - '10022:10022'
        image: 'ginuerzh/gost:latest'
        command: '-L=:10022 -F=socks5://vpn:[email protected]:2434'
    proxy1:
        ports:
            - '49152:49152'
        image: 'ginuerzh/gost:latest'
        container_name: dockergost_1
        command: '-L=:49152 -F=socks5://vpn:[email protected]:2434'
    proxy2:
        ports:
            - '49153:49153'
        image: 'ginuerzh/gost:latest'
        container_name: dockergost_2
        command: '-L=:49153 -F=socks5://vpn:[email protected]:2434'
    proxy3:
        ports:
            - '49154:49154'
        image: 'ginuerzh/gost:latest'
        container_name: dockergost_3
        command: '-L=:49154 -F=socks5://vpn:[email protected]:2434'
    vpn4:
        ports:
            - '49155:3128'
        image: curve25519xsalsa20poly1305/openvpn
        container_name: dockervpn_4
        devices:
            - '/dev/net/tun:/dev/net/tun'
        cap_add:
            - NET_ADMIN
        volumes:
            - './openvpn/hk-hkg.prod.surfshark.comsurfshark_openvpn_tcp.ovpn:/vpn:ro'
        environment:
            - OPENVPN_CONFIG=/vpn/vpn.ovpn
    vpn5:
        ports:
            - '49156:3128'
        image: curve25519xsalsa20poly1305/openvpn
        container_name: dockervpn_5
        devices:
            - '/dev/net/tun:/dev/net/tun'
        cap_add:
            - NET_ADMIN
        volumes:
            - './openvpn/jp454.nordvpn.com.tcp443.ovpn:/vpn:ro'
        environment:
            - OPENVPN_CONFIG=/vpn/vpn.ovpn

Now try it out

port 3128 is rotation port.
sh-4.2# curl https://httpbin.org/ip --proxy https://127.0.0.1:3128
{
  "origin": "209.197.26.75"
}
sh-4.2# curl https://httpbin.org/ip --proxy https://127.0.0.1:3128
{
  "origin": "185.155.98.168"
}
sh-4.2# curl https://httpbin.org/ip --proxy https://127.0.0.1:3128
{
  "origin": "173.245.217.48"
}
sh-4.2# curl https://httpbin.org/ip --proxy https://127.0.0.1:3128
{
  "origin": "81.171.85.49"
}
sh-4.2# 

and.. try static ip gateway

# curl httpbin.org/ip --proxy http://127.0.0.1:49152
{
  "origin": "139.99.54.109"
}
# curl httpbin.org/ip --proxy http://127.0.0.1:49152
{
  "origin": "139.99.54.109"
}

# curl httpbin.org/ip --proxy http://127.0.0.1:49153
{
  "origin": "159.89.206.161"
}
# curl httpbin.org/ip --proxy http://127.0.0.1:49153
{
  "origin": "159.89.206.161"
}

Example of using a large number of public proxies with real-time updates

see public_proxy_cron.sh

0 * * * * /your_sh_path_here/public_proxy_cron.sh

TODO

• [ ] Username/Password Auth for Enterprise