Setting up a Linux independent SOCKS5 proxy IP in 2 minutes In the current market downturn, it's a good idea to improve yourself. Most of the brothers who are making money are probably buying proxy IPs and VPNs. Sometimes you see many brothers in groups asking where to find good and cheap airports; it's better to set it up yourself. There are a bunch of one-click setup scripts on GitHub. Learning to set it up yourself can save on proxy costs, and on the other hand, you can have an additional remote computer running scripts 24/7. The key point is that the independent IP you set up yourself is clean and reliable, effectively reducing the risk of witchcraft. ❚ One-click setup for SOCKS5 Before installation, prepare a Linux machine; it must be Linux, Windows won't work. Then input the following open-source script into the Linux system, press Enter, and wait for the installation. Once completed, it will randomly generate an account, password, and port. Record this information (the code is all free and open-source, so feel free to use it; the command will be in the second post). ❚ Enable firewall on the cloud server After successful setup, you may find that you still can't connect to the proxy. This is because cloud server providers usually impose certain restrictions, so you need to log into the cloud server's control panel, find the corresponding firewall, and add the random port above. After completing these two steps, the proxy IP is considered successfully set up. Finally, just find a fingerprint browser to test it out.

Proxy installation command: curl -s | sudo bash Console address: