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Implementing Proxy support into C# app

Asked by mcordi in C# Programming Language, .NET, Microsoft Visual C#.Net

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Hello. I have this code:

What this does is it hooks a program's API and auth's accounts to see if they're valid or not.

It is hard to add proxies for me because I don't know how to implement WebProxy correctly. Could someone please give me an example?

Also, if you could have WebProxy load proxies from a list, that would be a ++

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private void AuthAccountAutokick(string tSteamUserName, string tSteamPassword, int numChecked)
        {
 
 
            TSteamError SErr = new TSteamError();
            int iSteamReturn = 0;
            int iUserSet = 0;
            int isLoggedIn = 0;
            string SteamUserName = tAutokickUserName;
            string SteamUserPassword = tAutokickPassword;
            uint sHandle;
            uint startoptions = 15;
 
            //iSteamReturn = AutokickStartEngine(ref SErr); //code below checks for errors
 
            iSteamReturn = SteamStartEngine(ref SErr);
            if (SErr.eAutokickError != eAutokickError.eAutokickErrorNone) { MessageBox.Show("Steam Error : " + SErr.ErrDescription); }
 
            iSteamReturn = AutokickStartup(startoptions, ref SErr);
 
           AutokickProgress TProgress = new AutokickProgress();
            TProgress.Valid = 1;
 
            sHandle = AutokickLogin(AutokickUserName, AutokickUserPassword, 1, ref SErr);
 
            while (AutokickProcessCall(sHandle, ref TProgress, ref SErr) == 0)
            {
                Application.DoEvents();
            }
 
            iSteamReturn = AutokickIsLoggedIn(ref isLoggedIn, ref SErr);
 
            if (isLoggedIn == 1)
            {
 
                sHandle = AutokickSetUser(AutokickUserName, ref iUserSet, ref SErr);
                rtbOutput.Text += tSteamUserName + " $auth";
 
                TProgress = new AutokickProgress();
                TProgress.Valid = 1;
 
                while (AutokickProcessCall(sHandle, ref TProgress, ref SErr) == 0)
                {
                    Application.DoEvents();
                }
            }
            else
            {
                rtbOutput.Text += numChecked + "\n";
            }
 
            sHandle = AutokickLogout(ref SErr);
 
            TProgress = new AutokickProgress();
            TProgress.Valid = 1;
 
            while (AutokickProcessCall(sHandle, ref TProgress, ref SErr) == 0)
            {
                Application.DoEvents();
            }
 
            iSteamReturn = StreamCleanup(ref SErr);
 
            iSteamReturn = StreamShutdownEngine(ref SErr);
            
        }
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