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

Sign In to 9Proxy Account

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Follow these steps to sign in and manage your 9Proxy account on Linux.

Start 9Proxy

Before logging in, ensure that 9Proxy is running. If it's not already started, run:

systemctl start 9proxyd

Optional: If you want 9Proxy to start automatically on boot, run:

systemctl enable 9proxyd

Sign In to Your Account

Option 1: Standard Sign In via Interface

Run the following command to open the login interface, where you can enter your Username and Password:

9proxy auth -s

Once prompted, enter your credentials and select "Login" to sign in.

Option 2: Sign In Directly via Command Line

You can also sign in using your credentials directly in the terminal:

9proxy auth -u [username] -p [password]
  • [username] → with your 9Proxy account username

  • [password] → with your 9Proxy account password

Sign Out (If Needed)

To sign out and sign in with another account, use the following command:

9proxy auth -l