@halilhrm0618 you can try regular expression as
>\d{6}</td>
then use again regular expression
\d{6}
I want to bypass already used proxy ip
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I want to avoid using the same proxy IP more than once. I'm using a rotating proxy.
What I need is for each proxy request to send a different IP to BAS, for example, 129.3.43.2. However, once BAS has used an IP (e.g., 129.3.43.2), I don't want the browser to connect with this IP again in the future. Essentially, I want to bypass any IPs that have already been used by the proxy server."
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@nomalafzal619 then, save it to some file, or list, and check if it has your ip, or not, what makes it difficult?
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@clarabellerising can you explain how to do it
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@nomalafzal619 how to do exactly what? create global/local var for thread /or file where you will write used ip's, that you can get by http request to ifconfig.com or similar sites, check if that list/string/file has string of gotten ip , if not => work, if it has => rotate proxy
what makes it difficult?
