Test the static chain (without pool proxy) before running pool health
tests. If the chain itself is unreachable, skip proxy testing and log a
clear warning. Prevents false mass-failure when the issue is upstream
(e.g., Tor is down), not the exit proxies.
On warm start (state has alive proxies), only quick-test the
previously-alive subset before serving. Full health test runs in
background. Cold start behavior unchanged (test all before serving).
Reduces startup blocking from minutes to seconds on warm restarts.
Evict proxies not returned by sources for >3 refresh cycles and not
currently alive. Cleans up proxies removed upstream faster than waiting
for max_fails consecutive health test failures.
Track last_fail timestamp on ProxyEntry. When a connection attempt fails
in server.py, report_failure() records the time. The selection weight
multiplies by min(fail_age/60, 1.0), ramping back from floor over 60s.
Prevents wasting retries on proxies that just failed.
Replace uniform random.choice with random.choices weighted by last_ok
recency. Proxies tested successfully more recently get higher selection
probability (weight = 1/(1 + age/300)), decaying over ~5 minutes.
ProxyPool replaces ProxySource with:
- Multiple sources: HTTP APIs and text files (one proxy URL per line)
- Deduplication by proto://host:port
- Health testing: full chain test with configurable concurrency
- Mass-failure guard: skip eviction when >90% fail
- Background loops for periodic refresh and health checks
- JSON state persistence with atomic writes (warm starts)
- Backward compat: ProxySource still works for legacy configs
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
