Can google detect my server through PHP/CURL script proxy?

devknob

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Im using mod_proxy.c and curl in PHP to scan through some google search results and I was wondering if google can detect where the connections are originating from?

If I use curl through a proxy to make the connection, is there any way google can tell what server is being used to make that connection through the proxy?
 


Im using mod_proxy.c and curl in PHP to scan through some google search results and I was wondering if google can detect where the connections are originating from?

If I use curl through a proxy to make the connection, is there any way google can tell what server is being used to make that connection through the proxy?

1) make sure you're not saving cookies

2) make sure your proxies don't leak IPs
 
Im using mod_proxy.c and curl in PHP to scan through some google search results and I was wondering if google can detect where the connections are originating from?

If I use curl through a proxy to make the connection, is there any way google can tell what server is being used to make that connection through the proxy?

Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 1

Whew - and I thought you will never ask.

Check the HTTP headers - if your original IP is there, Google can and will detect/record it. As dchuk said, do not use the ones which leak IPs.

Now you can wait until 2015 for your second post.
 
I think google people are smarter than what we think so i think they can easily detect without any problem