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email_verifier:settings [2015-07-15 13:28] – external edit 127.0.0.1email_verifier:settings [2018-10-22 16:33] (current) – sven
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 ==== Handle all interfaces as different outgoing IPs ==== ==== Handle all interfaces as different outgoing IPs ====
-If you have more than one active internet connection, you can chose this option to have the program use them all instead of the default one. This will also increase the speed as you can use e.g. two internet connections to access the same domain even if you have //Simultaneous connections on one domain// set to 1.+If you have more than one active internet connection, you can choose this option to have the program use them all instead of the default one. This will also increase the speed as you can use e.g. two internet connections to access the same domain even if you have //Simultaneous connections on one domain// set to 1.
  
 ==== DNS Server ==== ==== DNS Server ====
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 Just what this setting says. After a number of E-Mails have been checked, the program either stops the work or waits a certain time to check the rest. This can be useful if some E-Mail providers only allow you to check a certain amount of E-Mails in a given time. Just what this setting says. After a number of E-Mails have been checked, the program either stops the work or waits a certain time to check the rest. This can be useful if some E-Mail providers only allow you to check a certain amount of E-Mails in a given time.
  
 +==== Number of checks per hour/domain ====
 +This setting will limit the amount of checks on a smtp server to a certain number per hour. Usually 250 checks are allowed before a smtp server blocks access.
 +(//Not seen in screenshot//)
 ==== Timeout (max. time to wait for a reply) ==== ==== Timeout (max. time to wait for a reply) ====
 The program waits the given time when something is sent to the E-Mail provider. If it doesn't response within that time, it is a timeout and no further checking is done. The program waits the given time when something is sent to the E-Mail provider. If it doesn't response within that time, it is a timeout and no further checking is done.
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 Of course any other proxy might work as well. It is even improving the speed if you use e.g. a proxy list as the program can overcome the setting //Simultaneous connections on one domain// since each proxy will have a different outgoing IP. Of course any other proxy might work as well. It is even improving the speed if you use e.g. a proxy list as the program can overcome the setting //Simultaneous connections on one domain// since each proxy will have a different outgoing IP.
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 +When using [[proxy_scraper:faq|GSA Proxy Scraper]] make sure you create 3 types of export files there for every proxy type (Socks4, Socks5, WEB). You can then use the option to Import easily.