lum_local_proxy's Introduction

Local NodeJS proxy for Luminati.io network

You need active Luminati.io account to use this software.

Configuration

Open lum_local.js in text editor and configure defaults:

set lum_customer variable to your customer name
set lum_zones variable to your zones and passwords
add port ranges to ports array. For each range you can specify:
- from - first port in this range
- count - number of ports in this range
- opt - default options for this range; only ‘zone’ is required, other fields (like ‘country’) are optional

Usage

Start server with node lum_local.js

Now you can set it up as proxy for browser instances: just set 127.0.0.1:N or your-ip-address:N as proxy address (where N belongs to port range you've configured).

You can test it locally with curl (already installed if you use Linux or Mac):

curl -v -x localhost:12000 http://lumtest.com/myip.json

Each port has it’s 'own' properties, and each browser instance can be configured to use it’s own proxy port.

You can change port properties with simple API on port 11000 (this port can be changed in lum_local.js, see api_port). Example:

http://localhost:11000/get?port=12000 (print current port configuration)
http://localhost:11000/set?port=12000&country=se (change country)
http://localhost:11000/set?port=12000&session=abcdefgh (change session)
http://localhost:11000/set?port=12000&superproxy=us&country=ca&.... (change superproxy country, exit node country and possibly other options)

Notice that this proxy doesn't require authentication from browser instances.

Tested with NodeJS version 4.3+. If you have technical question, please write to [email protected]

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