I've come across the PySocks library as a tool aimed more at proxies in comparison to the regular Python Sockets module, I was using that but needed to find something else. Anyways, with PySocks I saw that it's basically built on top of the Sockets module and if so why can't I use the normal Sockets commands such as .listen and .accept Here's a small extract of the code right now (which I've modified from when I was using the Sockets Module) and the error I'm receiving. I'm not sure how to fix this, as it states the argument is invalid, so I'm wondering now if this is not a suitable replacement for the sockets module as I do need the listening and accepting capability. Code: import ssl import socks socksServer = socks.socksocket() def startProxy(): socksServer.set_proxy(socks.HTTP, "localhost", 8181) socksServer.listen(5) while True: client_socket, clientAddress = socksServer.accept() print(f"Connection from {clientAddress} has been accepted") Error: start_Proxy socksServer.listen(5) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^ OSError: [WinError 10022] An invalid argument was supplied Proxy Server has bound to localhost and port 8181 Process finished with exit code 1 Thank you very much for your help Continue reading...
