Multiple proxies?

[Drawenai]

Can anyone give me some info on traveling through multiple proxies? Is there any way I can view webpages, telnet around, and ftp through multiple proxies?

In internet explorer, I can only specify one proxy. There's a program called sockscap that I can use to telnet/ftp (if I remember righ) to different servers through a proxy. However, I'm not quite sure how to tell a proxy to go through another proxy.

I think I may be in need of a proxy chain? Or is that something unrelated?

Any help would be great!

-Drawenai

[Syini666]

Your best bet would be MultiProxy It uses multiple proxies to retrieve a page. The downside I have found with it is that its often slower than a direct single connection, and you need to update your proxy list weekly or better to ensure you have enough working proxies in your list.

[tampabay420]

http://www.google.com/search?q=proxy...&ie=ISO-8859-1
the link above should yield some useful info...
I think they call that proxy chaining ?

when viewing webpages, could you just put the proxies in the URL?
someone please confirm this? or correct me , please

[KissCool]

Yes, you can put the proxy adress in the url. I don't remind exactly the command, it must be something like:
http://proxy_adress:port/target_adress:port

I'm not sure about the "/" between the "port" and the "target". If somebody reminds if it is this, please post here. You can easily chain proxies in a simple browser with this command.

KC