thanks again Mr
alist1986, can you tell me how the Darkline v3.0 works (with some basic details) can i do the same with another tool ?. how can i get servers with this following type "
-ssh -C -N -batch -proxy_username pserver=128.199.131.154:128;sshid=8F1808977A08C28F1C7D30B18F431614;obfskey=b48a81872550fd0cd062f2285c89c108ff56798632ccaa82b74b0db0c288ec9f;fhostname=lican-pirtus-mems.psiphon3.com;cpubkey=ZtqugLO1kgByopeYK1l2PN7rig9qTtx7K5zVzWDj7Vk\= -proxy_type socks4a -proxy_host 127.0.0.1 -proxy_port 61004 -P 443 -l psiphon_ssh_354b5707c17e72b4 -pw 8F1808977A08C28F1C7D30B18F431614c53098985747e78e2c45c3e3a3a12e08b5e91aa0dc9cad0508e1695def77e3d6 -D 1080 -v -z -Z 3b6e88183f2b9aaa99397d1e6e78e87eec937cfbd3e7c81720826d94715a7915 a248.e.akamai.net
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in effect all the servers with "a248.e.akamai.net" at the end works with 0 balance.
thanks in advance sir
I haven't used this app for a long time, nor do I have it in my present pc.
AFAIK, Darkline has a multi-server connection, a server grabber, etc. as stated on the first page and the YT video for hands-on use . Please view the video and check the other related videos by
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It uses ..meek and ..plonk for multiple connection to the servers. It's just a great tool back then if you want to use multiple socks ports in proxifier. It's simply psiph@n running in multiple modes. Meek is the initial layer of connection in case the server script uses it and plonk (from potty a cousin of putty, or counterpart of plink) which uses the ssh connections. I'm not sure if polipo is used here in Darkline, but just for info, polipo in psiph@n is just a converter from socks to http proxy -ok?
If you will insist on using Darkline, the only thing you could do is use the grabber and test the list manually. The servers it could get or connect is limited compared to the latest release.
If you are using psiph@n <v85 which uses meek-plonk-polipo and Darkline as well, just monitor "...plonk.exe" connection using
process h@cker (from SF.net). Look at its (...plonk.exe) properties and you'll see the complete command script similar to what you posted above.
I tested my old psiph@n v78, and this was the connection. It doesn't use meek, only an SSH connection. I'm using direct internet.This is only a sample of how it connects. In multiple connections, there will be a lot of plonk processes to look into.
Look here to get the idea on the basics of how the old series of psih@n connects - similar to AllNet, SPT mods...and Darkline.
https://phcorner.net/threads/78405/
I'm not sure where you got that ssh scripts, but using it asked for an ssh..akamai password? It's probably set in your registry if it connected in yours. In the case I put "y", console disconnects, yet I put "n" - see below .Yours "uses" meek before SSH in the script that's why I started it before setting the commands in plonk.
It's the hard way you are looking at, considering limited knowledge of the app. You need to start from scratch my boy he he. It will be a different story using the new psiph@n series - new client, new format of scripts, new protocols, etc.. Just get the feel of the app first.
But if you know the "psiph@n_ssh_354b5707c17e72b4@a248.e.akamai.net's password:" and the rest it'll ask, you'll probabaly get a 200 status connection. Follow the procedure and I think you'll get it to work somehow.
If you asked, the one I got looks like this, connected but not for free net. Just a simple SSH connection.
I can't help you find a specific akamai server script using Darkline. You could probably try adding akamai target hosts in proxifier to force it. Then whenever it connects look it up. Just a suggestion like what the chinese were doing back then. See samples below. Sorry for the past spoiler...you can't see it he he.
sample only taken last 2016:
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or just *.akamaihd.net
...Hey, you got one to start with :
a248.e.akamai.net
From these target hosts, scan akamai ip/s, do redirects using
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Log in or register now. . And finally modify your system hosts based on the ip list you want to retain - like
210.0.156.15 jkiysqntxacscicm-a.akamaihd.net. You got it?
Now you are set.
What I said here is not about Darkline but how to use any psiph@n the hard way - old or new.The methods I mentioned is the way some people use it to keep akamai server connections. Sorry for not being specific. I hate to do it again he he.
The process was not to my liking when I tried it before. Just using the original or compiling my own works fine without these unnecessary procedures.
Darkline is still a good tool, but the new series using ptc client is much better to tinker. But I guess your specific intention maybe difficult on my part. I hope someone still has a knack to do it for you. I'll still try to into my old files and see what happens. Good luck though.