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  • Start 9Proxy
  • Enable API Function
  • Set API port
  • Check API Status (Optional)
  • Start the API
  • Get API url
  • Stop the API

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

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Follow these steps to enable and use the 9Proxy API on your Linux server.

Start 9Proxy

To start 9Proxy, run the following command:

systemctl start 9proxyd.service

Enable API Function

Activate the API feature by entering:

9proxy api

Set API port

Specify the port you want the API to listen on:

9proxy api -p [port]
  • [port] : your preferred port number

Check API Status (Optional)

To check the API status at any time, use:

9proxy api -d

Start the API

Run the API with:

9proxy api -s

Get API url

Once the API is running, copy the API url shown in the terminal. You can now use this URL to integrate with your system.

Stop the API

To stop the API when needed, use:

9proxy api -c