Old idea I'll share here - free concept .. (proxy db)

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.. as if developers would nto have enough ideas runnign around in their head anyway.

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If that flow diagram isn't enough, I did a writeup on the blog, too.
(hence the thread icon)

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Interesting and pretty straightforward to code.

Like Jake said, shoudn't take more than 2 days to code.
 
Yep, basically that was my thinking.

The magic lies in the update scheduler.

Cheapskates, go forth and code!

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Pretty much straight forward and to the point. as agreed from above, coding should be super easy on this. my question is, did you design this?
 
Did I draw the picture? yes
Did I think up that concept? yes

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Quick thought - in the check stage are you checking each port on the proxy (only the good/bad stage) before dropping it into (and while in) the scheduler, or would that be unnecessary?
 
That's up to you. I'd only check the ports you need, or only those provided in the listing.

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I don't think I get you.

What speed gain?

Also: Webservers are configures to listen to specific ports, mostly port 80 for http.
It CAN be any port, but normal config is 80.

Send a request on another port: good luck

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chap - didn't even think about what this was doing when I was writing that. Just realised I was off on a completely different thread using your initial diagram. (basically for something else). Now had a read of your blog post and realise.

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I thought about this a few times... In the end though I didnt bother with it because It was just quicker to use SB Proxy Checker. Its a VERY good idea though! Even better if you had a proxy scraper integrated into it
 
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