Luigi Auriemma

Hello there,

I had a few questions regarding your proxymini program.
I'm attempting to run a game through the proxy that requires socks 5.
I have several network adapaters that all have unique A grade ips.
What I want to do is to allow the program to bind to one of the nics,
so that the game server will communicate with it only on the respective ip.
This way I attempt to fool the server that when I run multiple clients, all
are connecting from different machines.

The problem is that when I use proxymini in combination with widecap, even
though the proxy seems to work, some of the connections seem to be made
arbitrarily over different nics. For example all the lobby servers seem to get
proxyfied, however the game server manages to connect over another nic.

I was wondering if this is because I run proxymini on the same machine, and
if so, is there any way around it?

I have earlier attempted to try and use ForceBindIP by R1ch, however it seems
not to bind at all all (even something like iexporer), perhaps it's because it is
three years old. Besides the fact that it does injection is not favorable as the
game has detection for it.

I hope you have an idea,

Thanks in advance!

PS. I tried both -l and -L both seem to produce similar results, I shouldn't use both of the flags when I stard proxymini should I?

-l and -L have just the job of selecting the needed input and output interface/IP (so they already do the ForceBindIP job), something like:

proxymini -l 127.0.0.1 -L 81.202.123.12

which will bind 127.0.0.1 for the input connections from the clients and will use only 81.202.123.12 (an hypothetical internet interface, I could use 192.168.0.1 too, it doesn't matter) for making the output connections versus the requested hosts.

try also specifying the -v option which "could" give some more details about possible problems.

check also if proxymini reports errors or alerts when started with the -l and -L options

Phew! I've been breaking my head for two days trying to find a proper solution :)
It works. I haven't been binding the localhost to -l. Thanks alot!