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7 Options

Invoke it as:

./proxyknife –help

You can see the table of map from commandline options to configuration options like this:

Proxyknife 1.4, a customizable proxy hunter.
Usage: proxyknife [OPTION]...
Special options:
-V,  –version    display the version of Proxyknife and exit.
     –help       print this help.

All of the other options need arguments!

Commandline only options:
-f 	the argument is configuration file

Configuration options:
-t 	threads
-g 	user_agent
-m 	mytype, the type of myproxy.
-p 	myport, the port of myproxy.
-h 	myhost, the ip or domainname of myproxy.
-u 	myuser, the username of myproxy if need.
-s 	mypass, the password of myproxy if need.
-c 	checksite, the target site used to check testproxies.
-k 	key, the keyword used to check whether testproxies give correct response.
-r 	rcvtimeo, socket recv timeout in seconds.
-n 	sndtimeo, socket send timeout in seconds.
-S 	myconreplysize
-T 	testconreplysize
-G 	testtagreplysize
-H 	httptestmethod
-5 	socks5testmethod
-4 	socks4testmethod
-l 	logfilename
-I 	proxyknifeintype, the type of proxylist(local file or url)
-i 	proxyknifein, the proxylist file or url used as input of proxyknife.
	'-' meanings stdin.
-o 	proxyknifeout, the file which proxyknife output result to.

Notice: The option `-f' is used to customize configuration file which haven't been used in configuration file. The option `-V' is used to print version of proxyknife.