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Omg Ty this is exactly what I was looking for. Works perfectly, running 6 bots on 6 different IP right now.

The proxies I use can be used for either Socks5 or Http depending on what port you have selected. When testing If I change the auth service to socks it fails to authenticate, but under http it will auth. If I leave the proxyhost/port service as http I get an error that it could not validate the socks connection. Therefore I was forced to believe that it will connect on socks, but needs to user auth on http. Works for me and I have yet to be banned but who knows, maybe I'm doing it wrong. (knock on wood)

Use this for socks. Change the http to "socks" so it looks like this. @echo off "C/Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin\java.exe"=Dsocks.proxyHost=IP -Dsocks.proxyPort=PORT Dhttp.proxyUser=USER -Dhttp.proxyPass=Pass -jar -Xmx256m file.jar leave it as dhttp for user/password auth.