Compilation and Launch 3proxy on MacOS

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Hertes edited this page May 21, 2018 · 1 revision

Instruction: compilation and launch 3proxy on MacOS:

Download 3proxy-x.x.xx.tgz sources for Unix/Linux/Windows and documentation
Unpack in Downloads ( /Users/USER_NAME/Downloads/3proxy )
Open Application/Utilities/Terminal

cd /Users/*USER_NAME*/Downloads/3proxy
make -f Makefile.unix
mkdir /Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy
mkdir /Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy/logs
mkdir /Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy/stat
cp src/3proxy /Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy
touch /Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy/3proxy.cfg

Next, configure the 3proxy.cfg ( /Users/USER_NAME/3proxy/3proxy.cfg )
For more information on configuring, you can
find file 3proxy.cfg.sample or
HowTo http://3proxy.ru/howtor.asp and FAQ http://3proxy.ru/faqr.asp
After everything is set up, run with the command

/Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy/3proxy /Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy/3proxy.cfg

After making sure that everything is working and configured properly,
add first line in 3proxy.cfg ( /Users/USER_NAME/3proxy/3proxy.cfg )

daemon

Optional. Script for autostart.

In 3proxy programm folder ( /Users/USER_NAME/3proxy/ )
create a file in a text editor and save it with the name 3proxy.sh

file contents:

#!/bin/sh
/Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy/3proxy /Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy/3proxy.cfg

Next in Terminal:

chmod 755 /Users/*USER_NAME*/3proxy/3proxy.sh

Open: System Preferences - Users and Groups - Select the current user - Login Items
Click on the "+" and add file: /Users/USER_NAME/3proxy/3proxy.sh