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https://github.com/FreedomPrevails/JSMTProxy

Installation MTProxy For servers Linux
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Install NodeJS, NPM, GIT and PM2 on your server:

In Debian & Ubuntu

$> apt-get install nodejs npm git
$> npm install pm2 -g

In CentsOS & RHEL

$> yum install nodejs npm git
$> npm install pm2 -g

Clone repository on your server:

$> git clone https://github.com/FreedomPrevails/JSMTProxy.git

Enter JSMTProxy directory and edit config file (config.json) if you wish. You can change the secret and listening port. it is in json format.

{
"port":6969,
"secret":"b0cbcef5a486d9636472ac27f8e11a9d"
}

Start the app in cluster mode using pm2:

$> pm2 start mtproxy.js -i max

You can use pm2 to list running processes and check their logs:

$> pm2 list
$> pm2 log #id


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Installation MTProxy For servers Windows
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Download and install NodeJS for Windows using this link: https://goo.gl/bb654A

After installation is complete, enter "Command Prompt" and install PM2 by following command:

npm install pm2 -g

and Download JSMTProxy using this link: https://goo.gl/NHCBKT
Extract the zip file into C Drive. and enter the command in CMD:

cd C:\JSMTProxy-master

Start the proxy server from "Command Prompt" by following command:

pm2 start mtproxy.js -i max

Default port and secret:
Port: 6969
Secret: b0cbcef5a486d9636472ac27f8e11a9d

You can change these both on file config.json

Note: You may need to open the proxy port number in your Windows firewall in order for it to accept connections.


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