Proxy Box
Platform: mIRC
Published May 27, 2008
Updated May 27, 2008
Basically its a proxy box. All you have to do is find a working proxy, put in the ip in the right edit box, then the same for the port then select the type of proxy it is, Then press go, and there you go!, tell me if theres any bugs or if it doesnt work. 50% of this snippet credit goes to my friend for helping. Thanks mate.
menu channel,menubar {
ProxyBox
.Open:dialog -m proxybox proxybox
}
dialog proxybox {
title "f0x-iRc Proxy Box"
size -1 -1 256 84
option pixels
edit "Port", 1, 12 50 100 20
edit "Ip or Hostname?", 2, 11 9 157 20
button "Go", 3, 179 5 65 27
radio "Socks 4", 4, 124 39 58 18
radio "Socks 5", 5, 125 57 57 18
radio "Proxy", 6, 184 38 61 18
radio "Dns", 7, 184 57 61 18
box "", 8, 5 36 114 41
box "", 9, 3 -2 173 37
}
on *:dialog:proxybox:*:*:{
if $devent = sclick {
if $did = 3 { if $did(proxybox,4).state = 1 { set %svr $did(2,seltext)
set %prt $did(1,seltext)
firewall -cm4 on %svr %prt }
if $did(proxybox,5).state = 1 { set %svr $did(2,seltext)
set %prt $did(1,seltext)
firewall -cm5 on %svr %prt }
if $did(proxybox,6).state = 1 { set %svr $did(2,seltext)
set %prt $did(1,seltext)
firewall -cmp on %svr %prt }
if $did(proxybox,7).state = 1 { set %svr $did(2,seltext)
if $server = $null { echo No Connection }
else { /dns %svr }
}
}
}