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I'd start with "man proxychains". I think you'll clearly see how it is meant to be used.
PS1: If you just want to make a program use tor, you can use torsocks (or torify) instead of proxychains.
PS2: curl already supports using a proxy (man curl, quickly: curl --socks5-hostname localhost:9050), so you don't even need an extra tool.
Thank you.
I did "$ proxychains bash" then run the command, but not worked and showed me the page source code.
The curl parameter showed the same result.
hack3rcon wrote:Thank you.
I did "$ proxychains bash" then run the command, but not worked and showed me the page source code.
The curl parameter showed the same result.
I guess you didn't bother to read the webpage ("source code") that was returned to you, did you?
hint: many providers don't like people accessing their services via tor.
hack3rcon wrote:I guess you mean is "Cloudflare".
No idea about it?
Well if you look at the webpage you see that it's cloudflare asking you to solve a captcha.
That means textbelt.com don't want tor users, which in this case means, they don't want you.