Event Horizon of Freedom
Event Horizon of Freedom is a tool designed for scanning domains to identify services such as Fastly, G Core, Cloudflare, and others. It helps in analyzing and configuring proxy settings for optimized performance.
Features
- Scans domains to detect usage of popular CDN services and proxy servers.
- Converts VLESS links to Xray configuration files.
- Tests proxy connections and measures ping and speed performance.
- Provides results and recommendations based on performance metrics.
How to Use
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Prepare Your Files:
vless_links.txt: A file containing VLESS links you want to test.ping_results.txt: A file where ping results will be saved.last_line.txt: A file to keep track of the last tested line number.TheBest.txt: A file where the best configurations will be saved.
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Run the Tool:
python -m eventhorizon vless_links.txt ping_results.txt last_line.txt TheBest.txt
Ensure you have all the required files in the same directory or provide their full paths.
Requirements
- Python 3.12 or higher
- Required Python packages:
httpx,speedtest-cli
Installation
To install the required packages, you can use pip:
pip install httpx speedtest-cli
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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