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I used the search and found some threads asking how to use socks 5 proxies with smart but had no resolution. Anyone have an idea on how to do this or have done it successfully already? Thanks.

There is no native proxy support for SMART.

From: KeepBotting
There is no native proxy support for SMART.

Oh no! Is there any way to bot with a proxy?

From: pija
Oh no! Is there any way to bot with a proxy?

yeah download tor and set the smart client to be proxyed.

From: pija
Oh no! Is there any way to bot with a proxy?

To my knowledge, you'd have to use a third-party application. There is one I know of called ProxyCap that will allow you to tunnel specific applications through a proxy server. Turpinator mentioned it in a post that I can no longer find.

SMART is a Java application, and, as such, will accept certain command-line arguments when launching.
Brandon made a post here about the ones used to set a proxy. However, I'm almost positive that these don't work as expected and will prevent SMART from spawning.

From: KeepBotting
To my knowledge, you'd have to use a third-party application. There is one I know of called ProxyCap that will allow you to tunnel specific applications through a proxy server. Turpinator mentioned it in a post that I can no longer find.

SMART is a Java application, and, as such, will accept certain command-line arguments when launching.
Brandon made a post here about the ones used to set a proxy. However, I'm almost positive that these don't work as expected and will prevent SMART from spawning.

Oh, this is sad. Would it be hard to modify Smart to allow proxies? Many other clients have it and private proxies are very common nowadays.

From: pija
Oh, this is sad. Would it be hard to modify Smart to allow proxies? Many other clients have it and private proxies are very common nowadays.

I have no idea. I don't know Java well (read: at all) and SMART's inner workings are, for the most part, a mystery to me.
@Brandon; may be able to clarify further.

From: Unfold
yeah download tor and set the smart client to be proxyed.

I'm not sure what you mean. How would Tor be helpful here?

From: pija
I'm not sure what you mean. How would Tor be helpful here?

Tor can be configured to tunnel only specific applications, much like ProxyCap or similar programs. The main difference would be that you're using the Tor network rather than a simple SOCKS5 proxy.

https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorifyHOWTO#Howtotorifyspecificprograms

From: KeepBotting
Tor can be configured to tunnel only specific applications, much like ProxyCap or similar programs. The main difference would be that you're using the Tor network rather than a simple SOCKS5 proxy.

https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorifyHOWTO#Howtotorifyspecificprograms

Tunneling through Tor would mean that jagex would see multiple IPs logged in my account. Even in one session I would be requesting packets from different IPs. Not a good idea and possibly flat out impossible.

From: pija
Tunneling through Tor would mean that jagex would see multiple IPs logged in my account. Even in one session I would be requesting packets from different IPs. Not a good idea and possibly flat out impossible.

I'd tend to agree, the goal of tunneling Runescape sessions is not complete anonymity (which Tor provides), but simply a disparity between the IP addresses of the individual accounts that comprise an army.

From: pija
Tunneling through Tor would mean that jagex would see multiple IPs logged in my account. Even in one session I would be requesting packets from different IPs. Not a good idea and possibly flat out impossible.

If you're worried about Jagex "IP Tracking", you should stop botting immediately. There are a ton of ways that they can with 100% certainty catch you botting rather than wasting their time tracking your IP's and login sessions..


Finally, the post that I mentioned before for Socks5 proxies is for setting a proxy for the JVM to use.. http://www.glomelurus.com/2009/09/how-to-set-jvm-proxy-setting-without.html


So yes it should work with SMART if you set the JVM's proxy settings. I cannot see why it won't work. How are you guys testing if it works or not?