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TOR + proxychains4 + curl (wget), you can even run software with a graphical
interface. # proxychains4 open coolsoft → after blocking ip you can always open a
new compass, and in exceptional cases a new profile. A truly endless resource

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I already use TOR, but there are only 10 thousand ip in it and all of them send out
requests marked as tor, or at least the network has full lists of these IP addresses and
it’s not a problem to send them to the ban. or maybe proxychains4 is doing
something and I haven’t figured out what? otherwise why is it an endless resource?

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It's funny, but I personally use a torus to parse from a jar. Yes, there are restrictions,
but in the aggregate of addresses, from one IP you can get up to a hundred goods per
day! In the next 24 hours you can continue. With the right configs, you can always
select the desired output points. With a sufficiently powerful hardware, a sufficient
number of RAM and a dozen virtual machines, you can continuously monitor
dozens of sites. Indeed, sometimes even a change of agent makes it possible to
download from the same IP address.
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For example, Yasha can be parsed with Bitrix. we put sotbit.yandex on it, we
buy an unlimited API key from Yandex partner for a day for 1k rubles and
we pull different categories of goods and catalogs with ten virtual machines.
From one virtual machine more than 2k products in different regions per
hour! There are 48k requests per day and from only one machine. Of course,
such tricks are caught, but if you use one machine and officially, it is quite
possible to budget the content you need with all the multiple characteristics!
The whole trick is that you register an account for a domain or an output ip
address, so all these virtual machines can have the same output domain. Then
you can not write, but just go and do

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and in the torus, you can somehow tell him what will be the final IP from the list
that he has? well i.e. manually determine this, and not randomly as it gives? or just
keep the list of IPs that he gave today, for example, and if this already happened,
then take a new one? a limit of 100 per IP but probably we are not the only ones so
smart to use a torus and there are probably a dozen more, i.e. IP will be repeated. In
addition, how does Yandex ban IP, will there be problems with it for a while or
forever after that?
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Are there official Yandex partners who resell access to its API? I used this
service, but it is unlikely to be official. And then I did not understand the
restrictions regarding 2k products and 48k per day - then what I used there
are no restrictions, Parsis as much as you want.

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p2rcoder said: ↑

and in the torus, you can somehow tell him what will be the final IP from the
list that he has? well i.e. manually determine this, and not randomly as it
gives?

You can specify a forced chain of output nodes used, exclude countries, etc. To
read in detail how to configure the tor follow the link, there you will find about
exits, inputs, chains, etc.:

https://www.torproject.org/docs/tor-manual

If you have difficulties with the language, use translators.

If you specify fewer exit chains, then with an insufficient number, or simply the
absence of valid exit points, you will not get anywhere at all. Exit pointers can be
countries, ip addresses, server names, etc. In some cases, you can even rent a five-
dollar virtual server on Digital Ocean for a month and change the IP addresses in
the droplets and specify the outlet point of your ocean server as a router. Based on
them, by the way, many plugins for FF work, allowing you to bypass the blocking
of prohibited sites. Study the materiel and you will save on parsing from 1k rubles
per day with the maximum exhaust for yourself.
Have a good surf.

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More recently, luminati.io was breaking down and I really wanted to sell it, as I
understand it, they either instructed some viruses, or they say through some kind of
prog network such as as many as 20 milen user IPs from around the world, as the
final exit point is a super course theme, but the price of space, $ 500 for 40GB of
traffic, and 40GB is for me for a couple of days ... if there was unlimited for 500,
then we can say the solution to all problems. Maybe there is something similar but
without traffic and speed limits?

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p2rcoder said: ↑

Maybe there is something similar but without traffic and speed limits?

from the point of view of speed, the torus of the network gives itself a speed of 2-3
megabytes per second. If you need faster, I told you already, the official unlimited
parsing speed of the Yandex Market is 1k rubles per day, and these are the official
prices of Yandex partners. There are tariffs on request, on offers per month, of
course they are more expensive, but they give the maximum inter-provider speed -
from 100 megabits to gigabits, it all depends on your server.
And there is a free tor. Other dark networks offer high prices, but not the fact that
they are completely anonymous and your IP may accidentally become in the chain
of open “20 milen” + 1 (non-anonymous) criminal activities, for example, as an exit
point for cashing out credit cards (the traffic coming from you will be encrypted).
From the point of view of the CIS, there will probably be no questions for you, but
from the point of view of the West, you will go to Bali and be unpleasantly
surprised that you will be wanted for the sale of credit cards - at least, and for
trading prohibited items on the black market - at the maximum.
Therefore, you have to choose what you will use - quickly (slowly) - but reliably
and quickly (a lot) - but doubtfully.

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so what is the official partner of Yandex?

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Yes, they are probably full on the market, known to me:

And here are the Yandex tariffs: https://tech.yandex.ru/market/content-data/

Hidden content.

The maximum tariff is designed for companies that need to regularly update
large catalog data. The limit of requests is 150,000 per day. The tariff allows
you to implement search and filtering of results on the store’s website,
similar to those used on the Market. The cost of the tariff is 150,000 p. per
month.

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