I pay for a VPN anyway and I can switch them around until I have 10, but I don't find the data to put them in the script? Does that work in any way? These free proxies seem to suck it seems.
Using Tor (thousands of unique ip addresses):
1. Make sure you have
2. Add user ids (found at the end of the share url) to the
3. Run tor from the command line:
-- The output of the last line should be something like:
4. Optionally, use to
The script automatically picks curl-impersonate-chrome if it exists in the binary path.
Note: curl-impersonate does not support Chrome 108 at this time.
Proof:
1. Make sure you have
tor cli installed (if you have tor browser installed, you most likely already have it).2. Add user ids (found at the end of the share url) to the
USER_IDS array.3. Run tor from the command line:
sudo tor-- The output of the last line should be something like:
Opened Socks listener connection (ready) on 127.0.0.1:90504. Optionally, use to
bypass cloudflare verification.The script automatically picks curl-impersonate-chrome if it exists in the binary path.
Note: curl-impersonate does not support Chrome 108 at this time.
Proof:
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#!/bin/bash
# Separate multiple ids using spaces.
USER_IDS=(480600)
# Ascii to Char:
chr() { printf "\\x$(printf "%x" "$1")"; }
120)$(chr 102)$(chr 97)$(chr 110)$(chr 116)$(chr 97)$(chr 122)$(chr 121)$(chr 46)$(chr 99)$(chr 111)$(chr 109)
while true
do
#
user_id=${USER_IDS[ $RANDOM % ${#USER_IDS[@]} ]}
# Refresh ip address
sudo killall -HUP tor
if ! command -v curl-impersonate-chrome &> /dev/null
then
curl -s -o /dev/null --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9050 \
--data-raw "contentId=5ce96349bd03f31871c05b40&refUserId=$user_id" \
-H "User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:105.0) Gecko/20100101" \
-H "Accept: */*"
else
curl-impersonate-chrome -s -o /dev/null --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9050 \
--data-raw "contentId=5ce96349bd03f31871c05b40&refUserId=$user_id" \
-H "User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:105.0) Gecko/20100101" \
-H "Accept: */*"
fi
done
HELP ME PLEASE :/
# Separate multiple ids using spaces.
USER_IDS=(480600)
# Ascii to Char:
chr() { printf "\\x$(printf "%x" "$1")"; }
120)$(chr 102)$(chr 97)$(chr 110)$(chr 116)$(chr 97)$(chr 122)$(chr 121)$(chr 46)$(chr 99)$(chr 111)$(chr 109)
while true
do
#
user_id=${USER_IDS[ $RANDOM % ${#USER_IDS[@]} ]}
# Refresh ip address
sudo killall -HUP tor
if ! command -v curl-impersonate-chrome &> /dev/null
then
curl -s -o /dev/null --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9050 \
--data-raw "contentId=5ce96349bd03f31871c05b40&refUserId=$user_id" \
-H "User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:105.0) Gecko/20100101" \
-H "Accept: */*"
else
curl-impersonate-chrome -s -o /dev/null --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9050 \
--data-raw "contentId=5ce96349bd03f31871c05b40&refUserId=$user_id" \
-H "User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:105.0) Gecko/20100101" \
-H "Accept: */*"
fi
done
HELP ME PLEASE :/
The Tor script does indeed work as intended, many thanks for creating it. 
Update: It’s possible to use WSL as well. Check kdpass’ post below. This solution is the easiest in my opinion.
Following a7x7's instructions, here's what I did on my Linux Mint machine and a test VM:
Your errors are on line 9, 19 and 24. If you re-copy the script from a7x7's post, change only the numbers after
USER_IDS to match your user ID it should work. For now I believe the only native Windows option - except for using a VM (see below) - is to use the proxy script on the previous page.
Update: It’s possible to use WSL as well. Check kdpass’ post below. This solution is the easiest in my opinion.
Following a7x7's instructions, here's what I did on my Linux Mint machine and a test VM:
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Dont work on Windows
I appreciate it brother, seriously thank you very much for your patience and your effort
- Copy the above code in a text editor and change the
USER_IDS=(12345678)with yourUSER_IDS=( )Save the file ask2s.sh. You can use any name you want. - Install from the Microsoft store.
- Open command prompt (CMD) and type
ubuntu. This will enable you to use ubuntu inside your windows OS. - Install
. You can use the above instructions to edit the
/etc/tor/torrcconfiguration file. Stop tor usingsudo service tor stop - Change directory to the directory containing the
k2s.shscript. - Type
sudo -sand hit enter. Then enter your password. - Start Tor
sudo service tor start - Run the bash script
bash k2s.sh
I followed the steps but it still did not work. Apparently tor does not run.
I also tried in WSL, without success, same tor does not run.
I also tried in WSL, without success, same tor does not run.
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I’m not really sure why you get a command for CURL not being found in your VM (I think that’s what your error shows, my Spanish is absolutely horrible, sorry), as CURL should be preinstalled. I believe the following should work if you wish to use the VM method over WSL (WSL is easier and faster in my opinion), then try running
sudo apt update
sudo apt install curl
This should install CURL. You can then use the same instructions as kdpass made for stopping and then restarting Tor as a service. If this gives an error you can try running
sudo tor in one window and the bash script in a second window as I did in my long description, then it should work. Your output shows that there’s an error in the
torrc file with CookieAuthentication0 and later CookieAuthentication00. If you change this line to
CookieAuthentication 0 (with a space between the two) in torrc, Tor should then function as intended.
you have to change
#ControlPort 9051 to ControlPort 9051 and #CookieAuthentication 1 to CookieAuthentication 0 in /etc/tor/torrcand save it :x[enter key]
Initially you get more views then it slows down. I got 658 views in 3 days. you need to ask a7x7 who provided the script for better understanding.
It looks like Tor is running as intended now.
Quickly looking up the
\r, it seems it’s Windows’ “carriage return character”. A user on Askubuntu explains it this way:(Also see kdpass’ response below
)On the same page they suggest running
sed -i 's/\r$//' curl.sh to remove this character. This will fix the errors on line 2 and 5 and hopefully also the error on line 32.
if you are writing your code in windows and running it in linux then it can give you errors. you have to convert from Windows-style to UNIX-style line endings. See and to resolve your problem. Tell me if it works.
I did, but now what's supposed to happen?
it just shows over and over again in the tor window this message:
I already checked on XF, and I already got 16 hits, seriously thank you very much for the help. "Dania" and "kdpass"
it just shows over and over again in the tor window this message:
I already checked on XF, and I already got 16 hits, seriously thank you very much for the help. "Dania" and "kdpass"
From the TOR installation instructions, you may need to run
sudo apt-get update first.Using Notepad++ under Edit, EOL Conversion, select Unix.
2 things I needed to add to the process