Proxy Generation Script for Ubuntu 20.04 Servers

This script is designed to work on servers running Ubuntu 20.04. It allows you to generate unlimited proxies on unlimited ports, with the following features:

 Requirements

• Each generated proxy requires one dedicated IPv4 address on the server.

• During setup, you will be prompted to enter the location of a file containing the list of IPv4 addresses.

• The script automatically detects updates.

 Supported Proxy Types

• HTTP

• SOCKS5

 Proxy Generation Modes

You can choose from multiple proxy generation modes:

1. Random Mode

   • Each port has a unique username and password.

2. Static Mode

   • All proxies share the same username and password.

3. Public Mode

   • No authentication is required. You can connect using just IPV4:PORT.

 Maximum Proxy Mode

• If enabled, the script generates the maximum possible number of proxies using all combinations of IPs from the list.

• Example: With 4 IPv4 addresses, the script generates 12 proxies.

 IP and Proxy Management

• You can remove a specific IPv4 address from the server using the IP removal feature.

• You can stop proxies running on a specific port range.

  • Example: Stop all proxies between port 1000 and 1500.

• If the server is rebooted, you can restart proxies via the "Restart Proxies" option.

 Output and Export

• Proxies are generated in the format:
  IPV4:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD

• The final proxy list is zipped and password-protected, and you are provided with a download link.

 Compatibility & Ease of Use

• Works on all servers with IPv4 support.

• No technical knowledge required—just run the script and follow the prompts.

Legal Disclaimer: It is the user's sole responsibility to use this software strictly in accordance with the Terms of Service (ToS) of target websites and within applicable legal frameworks. The user assumes all legal liability in cases of spam, unauthorized access, service disruption, or any form of misuse. The providing company accepts no liability for any account restrictions, blocks, or legal violations arising from the use of this software.

1. Uploading the Script to the Server

First, upload the script file to your server. Then, run the following command from the terminal to give the file execute permission and start the script: