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Proxy Tester
A Python script to test HTTP proxy connectivity to a list of hosts using HTTP CONNECT requests. The script supports command-line arguments for specifying the proxy and hosts, as well as interactive input for flexibility. It logs results based on HTTP status codes (200, 429, 502) and provides a colorful console interface with a progress spinner.
Features
Concurrent Testing: Test multiple hosts concurrently using a configurable number of threads.
Command-Line Support: Specify proxy and hosts via command-line arguments (-proxy and -f).
Interactive Mode: Prompt for hosts and thread count if not provided via command line.
Logging: Save results to log files (success_200.log, too_many_requests_429.log, bad_gateway_502.log).
Colorful Output: Uses colorama and pystyle for a visually appealing console experience.
Progress Tracking: Displays a real-time progress spinner with percentage completion.
Prerequisites
Python 3.x
Required packages:
colorama
pystyle
A working HTTP proxy server
A list of target hosts (domains or IPs) in a file or as comma-separated values
Installation
Clone or download the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Hubdarkweb/ALL-TLS-SCANNER.git
cd ALL-TLS-SCANNER
Install dependencies:
pip install colorama pystyle
Ensure the script (any-tls.py) is in your working directory.
Usage
Run the script using command-line arguments or in interactive mode.
Command-Line Mode
python any-tls.py [-proxy <host:port>] [-f <file_or_domains>]
Options
-proxy host:port: Specify the proxy server (e.g., 157.83.8.0:8080). Default: 157.240.195.32:8080.
-f <file_or_domains>: Path to a file with hosts (one per line) or comma-separated domains (e.g., google.com,youtube.com).
Examples
Test hosts from a file with a specific proxy:
python any-tls.py -proxy 157.83.8.0:8080 -f hosts.txt
Test specific domains with the default proxy:
python any-tls.py -f google.com,youtube.com
Use default proxy and prompt for hosts:
python any-tls.py
Interactive Mode
If -f is not provided, the script prompts for:
Number of threads (default: 10)
Hosts (comma-separated domains or path to a file)
Example Interaction
Enter number of threads (default 10):
5 Enter domain(s) (comma separated) or path to a file: Examples: google.com,youtube.com OR hosts.txt google.com,youtube.com
Hosts File Format
Create a file (e.g., hosts.txt) with one host per line. Empty lines are ignored.
Example hosts.txt:
google.com youtube.com example.com
Output
Console: Displays a banner, test results (HTTP 200, 429, 502), response times, and truncated responses. A progress spinner shows the number of hosts processed.
Log Files:
success_200.log: Hosts with HTTP 200 responses.
too_many_requests_429.log: Hosts with HTTP 429 responses.
bad_gateway_502.log: Hosts with HTTP 502 responses.
Example Console Output:
Progress: ⬤ 1/2 (50.0%)
Notes
Timeout: Each connection attempt has a 15-second timeout.
Response Size: Responses are limited to 4096 bytes per chunk, with console output truncated to 500 characters.
Proxy: Ensure the proxy server is accessible before running the script.
Permissions: Ensure write permissions in the working directory for log files.
Troubleshooting
Syntax Errors: Verify the script matches the latest version (check for typos like ward).
File Not Found: Ensure the hosts file exists and is accessible (use full path if needed).
Connection Issues: Test the proxy with tools like curl --proxy host:port https://google.com.
Termux Users: Ensure directory permissions with chmod +w ..
Author
Developed by: TOpPLUG
GitHub: https://github.com/Hubdarkweb
Discord: https://discord.gg/Hub7s
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.