Project anaconda scanners and off load Kashmir with scanning data

I run into the same problems as well. Thanks for the Note

ruxrux said:
pinnacle_man

I'm scanning 02/02, but I mostly have to do it in 2 runs, so I don't have proper summary file, just the final list. Please be sure you know how to make a summary out of the full list.
 
pinnacle_man said:
Kashmir and Desi Bartender,
I am pleased to off load you people. I will be glad to expand on scanning the entire series. (With the exception of a couple of months - if somebody is already scanning).

Do you still want the raw data sent to you and you generate the report or would like me to take that acitivity?

If you want me to take that activity please guide how to generate such reports.

Thanks for all your efforts for this long. ( I mean to say for both you guys)
That's great.
Most of this forum members would be pleased, too.

For the raw data, it is up to you.
If you send me the data, I can check them for a while.

For the report, you can create your own program or Excel script.
Mine is UNIX based and so complicated that I don't recomend mine.

Good luck.
 
so who can I get the data for Jan/02 from, Kashmir or Desi-Bartender? whoever it please email it to me and i will begin scanning
 
Mr Vegas said:
so who can I get the data for Jan/02 from, Kashmir or Desi-Bartender? whoever it please email it to me and i will begin scanning
desi-bartender can.
I will not give any influence.
 
Mr Vegas,
Read my Readme and send me a email on the address mentioned there for
the data of the month that you want. I will mail you the input file for that
month.
 
Proxies Proxies Proxies.

Ruxrux,
I see that you have to run the scan for a month in two steps. I guess that
must be because lot of your proxies are not good. If you somehow manage
to get the best proxies then you can do one month in one shot.

There might be a trick to do this right. First you have to find lot of proxies
and then divide all your proxies in to 4 proxy files. For each run you use
one proxy file. I log the best proxies in a log file. So when your one run
concludes you will have some good proxies. Do this with each of your
four proxy files until you get four proxy files in the log. Now add all these
good proxies and form a proxy file.

This proxy file list should work fine for 1 month. Finally it all comes down
to what kind of proxies you have. The better proxies you have the better
off you are.

To get summary for one month if you split them i to biweekly the trick is
to just add summaries manually to get summary for a month. It would be
easy to modify my program to take a input file and print just summary
without running the scan. Either way there is some work involved.
 
desi-bartender said:
Ruxrux,
I see that you have to run the scan for a month in two steps. I guess that
must be because lot of your proxies are not good. If you somehow manage
to get the best proxies then you can do one month in one shot.

There might be a trick to do this right. First you have to find lot of proxies
and then divide all your proxies in to 4 proxy files. For each run you use
one proxy file. I log the best proxies in a log file. So when your one run
concludes you will have some good proxies. Do this with each of your
four proxy files until you get four proxy files in the log. Now add all these
good proxies and form a proxy file.

This proxy file list should work fine for 1 month. Finally it all comes down
to what kind of proxies you have. The better proxies you have the better
off you are.

To get summary for one month if you split them i to biweekly the trick is
to just add summaries manually to get summary for a month. It would be
easy to modify my program to take a input file and print just summary
without running the scan. Either way there is some work involved.

Is there any problem if I run 4 instances of the Anakonda to sort good proxies ? Lets say I make sure I run them from 4 different directories with all the files required. Pardon me, I can get this info from the code if go through, but if you give that info thats great.
 
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