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  1. GETTING STARTED
  2. Advanced Settings
  3. For Linux

Proxy Authentication

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Follow these steps to enable and configure proxy authentication for 9Proxy on Linux.

Start 9Proxy

Run the following command to start 9Proxy:

systemctl start 9proxyd

To make 9Proxy start automatically on system boot, run:

systemctl enable 9proxyd

If this command is executed, you won't need to manually start 9Proxy each time.

Sign In to Your Account

Follow the instructions to sign in.

Configure Proxy Authentication

To set up Authentication for your proxies, use the following command:

9proxy setting --basic_auth --proxy_password [password] --proxy_username [username]

  • [password] : your desired proxy password

  • [username] : your desired proxy username

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