@luminati-io/luminati-proxy
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A forward HTTP/HTTPS proxy on your side, to accelerate/compress/rotate/distribute/manage/monitor/report/log/debug traffic to your proxies around the world.
With Luminati HTTP/HTTPS Proxy manager you can drive the Luminati residential IPs or Luminati static IPs.
This tool requires a Luminati account.
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Download the Luminati Proxy Manager installer
wget -qO- https://luminati.io/static/lpm/luminati-proxy-latest-setup.sh | bash
Or
curl -L https://luminati.io/static/lpm/luminati-proxy-latest-setup.sh | bash
sudo npm install -g npm@4.6.1sudo npm install -g @luminati-io/luminati-proxy
If the command is returning an error try installing using --unsafe-perm flag
sudo npm install -g @luminati-io/luminati-proxy --unsafe-perm
sudo npm install -g @luminati-io/luminati-proxy
To install a specific proxy manager version, choose a version from releases
Run (VERSION_NUMBER is the version you've chosen (example: 1.75.355)):
sudo npm install -g @luminati-io/luminati-proxy@VERSION_NUMBER
You can review the CHANGELOG.md for list of changes in every version
After running the app for the first time:
luminati
Point your browser to the app admin UI http://127.0.0.1:22999 to set up credentials and configure your proxies.
After logging in, you will see that the default configuration for the Luminati proxy includes a "dropin" proxy running on port 22225. This mode is explained in detail below.
Luminati Proxy comes with a "dropin mode" which behaves exactly like the existing super-proxies. When running a proxy in dropin mode, you do not need to log in via the administrative UI in order to make requests through your proxies. Rather, the proxy username and password are provided with each request to the proxy server. This mode is enabled by default, and you can use this mode as an easy replacement when migrating from the regular super-proxy to the Luminati Proxy Manager.
Dropin mode is enabled by default. To disable the dropin proxy, use the flag
--no-dropin:
luminati --no-dropin
For full documentation on the API for making requests through the dropin proxy, see the API Example page in your Luminati.io account.
luminati --help
Usage:
luminati [options] config1 config2 ...
Options:
--port, -p Port for the HTTP proxy [number]
--proxy_type Decide if to save proxy into the configuration file.
specifing "persist" in "proxy_type" value will create
port and save it in the configuration file. [string]
--multiply Multiply the port definition given number of times
[number]
--history Logs [boolean] [default: false]
--ssl Enable SSL analyzing [boolean] [default: false]
--log Log level [string] [default: "error"]
--iface Interface or IP to listen on
[string] [default: "0.0.0.0"]
--customer Luminati customer [string]
--zone Zone [string] [default: "static"]
--password Zone password [string]
--proxy Hostname or IP of super proxy
[string] [default: "zproxy.lum-superproxy.io"]
--proxy_port Super proxy port [number] [default: 22225]
--proxy_count Minimum number of super proxies to use
[number] [default: 1]
--secure_proxy Use SSL when accessing super proxy
[boolean] [default: false]
--short_username Use Shorthand username for super proxy credentials
[boolean] [default: false]
--proxy_switch Automatically switch super proxy on failure
[number] [default: 5]
--proxy_retry Automatically retry on super proxy failure
[number] [default: 2]
--use_proxy_cache Cache resolved ips of superagents
[boolean] [default: true]
--insecure Enable SSL connection/analyzing to insecure hosts
[boolean] [default: false]
--country Country [string]
--state State [string]
--city City [string]
--asn ASN [number]
--ip Datacenter IP [string]
--vip VIP [number]
--ext_proxies A list of proxies from external vendors. Format:
[username:password@]ip[:port] [array]
--ext_proxy_username default username for external vendor ips [string]
--ext_proxy_password default password for external vendor ips [string]
--ext_proxy_port default port for external vendor ips [number]
--dns DNS resolving [string]
--reverse_lookup_dns Process reverse lookup via DNS
[boolean] [default: false]
--reverse_lookup_file Process reverse lookup via file [string]
--reverse_lookup_values Process reverse lookup via value [array]
--debug Luminati request debug info [string]
--timeout Overall request timeout (seconds) [number]
--request_timeout Timeout for request on the super proxy (seconds)
[number]
--allow_proxy_auth Allow Luminati authentication per request
[boolean] [default: true]
--session Luminati session for all proxy requests [string]
--sticky_ip Use session per requesting host to maintain IP per
host [boolean] [default: false]
--pool_size Session pool size [number] [default: 3]
--pool_type Pool session iteration order
[string] [default: "sequential"]
--keep_alive Generate request to keep session alive after given
idle time (seconds) [number]
--seed Session ID seed used for identifying sessions from
this proxy [string]
--max_requests Maximum requests per session [string] [default: 50]
--session_duration Maximum duration of session (seconds) [string]
--throttle Throttle requests above given number [number]
--null_response URL regex pattern for null response [string]
--bypass_proxy URL regex for bypassing the proxy manager and send
directly to host [string]
--direct_include URL regex for requests to be sent directly from super
proxy [string]
--exclude_include URL regex for requests to not be sent directly from
super proxy [string]
--rules Proxy request rules [default:
{"post":[{"res":[{"action":{"req_status_cnt":true,"req_status_success":true,"r
etry":false},"head":true,"status":{"arg":"([23]..|404)","type":"=~"}},{"action
":{"req_status_cnt":true,"req_status_success":false,"retry":false},"head":true
,"status":{"arg":"([23]..|404)","type":"!~"}}],"url":"**","tag":"req_status"}]
}]
--whitelist_ips Whitelist ip list for granting access to proxy
[array] [default: []]
--race_reqs Race several requests at once and choose fastest
[number]
--disable_color Disable colors in log [boolean] [default: false]
--www HTTP port for browser admin UI [default: 22999]
--ws websocket port used for request logs [default: 22998]
--config Config file containing proxy definitions
[string] [default: "~/.luminati.json"]
--database Database file containing logs and cached values
[string] [default: "~/.luminati.sqlite3"]
--cookie Cookie Jar file
[string] [default: "~/.luminati.jar"]
--mode Defines a set of permissible operations within the
UI/API [string] [default: "root"]
--dropin Create dropin mode proxy port (default: 22225)
[boolean] [default: true]
--dropin_port Port for dropin mode [default: 22225]
--no_usage_stats Disable collection of usage statistics
[boolean] [default: false]
--token A Google authorization token for accessing
luminati.io [string]
--proxy_creds_check Validate proxy credentials [boolean] [default: true]
--request_stats Enable requests statistics [boolean] [default: true]
--request_stats_limit Maximum request stats to keep [default: 1000]
--beta_features Enable beta features [boolean] [default: false]
--test_url A url for testing proxy
[string] [default: "http://lumtest.com/myip.json"]
--no-www Disable local web
--no-config Working without a config file
--no-cookie Working without a cookie file
--daemon, -d Start as a daemon
--stop-daemon Stop running daemon
--upgrade Upgrade proxy manager
--version, -v Show version number [boolean]
--help, -h, -? Show help [boolean]
--api [default: "https://luminati-china.io"]
A docker image can be found on https://hub.docker.com/r/luminati/luminati-proxy/
docker pull luminati/luminati-proxy
docker run luminati/luminati-proxy
docker run luminati/luminati-proxy luminati --version
Make sure to forward appropriate ports. Proxy manager uses by default 22999 for the web console and the api, 22555 for dropin and 24000 for first configurable proxy.
To use lpm's config file, docker volumes can be used: https://docs.docker.com/storage/volumes/
Following this instructions will make your docker runs with specific config file:
docker volume create lpm-vol
docker inspect lpm-vol
Should output something like this:
[
{
"CreatedAt": "2018-02-01T12:59:58+02:00",
"Driver": "local",
"Labels": null,
"Mountpoint": "/var/lib/docker/volumes/lpm-vol/_data",
"Name": "lpm-vol",
"Options": {},
"Scope": "local"
}
]
cd /var/lib/docker/volumes/lpmvol/_data
docker run --rm --name 'lpm1' --mount source=lpmvol,target=/root
"luminati/luminati-proxy" luminati
The --ssl parameter is for SSL analyzing, HTTPS requests can be made without it.
The FAQ can be found on the luminati FAQ
If you do not find the answer there, feel free to open an issue on github.
Or contact support@luminati.io.
Working documentation of the API can be found inside the app.
A non-working version of it can be found here
The proxy manager can be used as a required module for node.js applications - eliminating the need to run it as a standalone process.
The API supports both Promises and Generators. Internally, it uses the request module and supports all of its features.
'use strict';
const Luminati = require('luminati-proxy').Luminati;
const proxy = new Luminati({
customer: 'CUSTOMER', // your customer name
password: 'PASSWORD', // your password
zone: 'gen', // zone to use
proxy_count: 5, //minimum number of proxies to use for distributing requests
});
proxy.on('response', res=>console.log('Response:', res));
proxy.listen(0, '127.0.0.1').then(()=>new Promise((resolve, reject)=>{
proxy.request('http://lumtest.com/myip', (err, res)=>{
if (err)
return reject(err);
resolve(res);
});
})).then(res=>{
console.log('Result:', res.statusCode, res.body);
}, err=>{
console.log('Error:', err);
}).then(()=>proxy.stop());
'use strict';
const etask = require('./util/etask.js');
const Luminati = require('luminati-proxy').Luminati;
etask(function*(){
const proxy = new Luminati({
customer: 'CUSTOMER', // your customer name
password: 'PASSWORD', // your password
zone: 'gen', // zone to use
proxy_count: 5, //minimum number of proxies to use for distributing requests
});
yield proxy.listen(0, '127.0.0.1'); // port and ip to listen to
let res = yield etask.nfn_apply(proxy, '.request',
['http://lumtest.com/myip']);
console.log('Result:', res.statusCode, res.body);
yield proxy.stop();
});
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