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www.blockscript.com is one option
I'm not sure I understand the question, or at least the method you intend to use to find them.
Surely all you'd do is portscan, then if you find a listening port, test it to see if it's a public proxy?
What would the ip list do?
So you would check all ports for all of your customers for a running proxy? Sounds like a lot of trouble.
@jhadley problem with that is we allow private proxy but not public proxy.
@Gary if there was a daily dump that we could get of public proxy ip's then i could write a php script that would allow me to see our ip's that were being used as a public proxy.
@Corey Not what we want to do. We just want to check if it is being used as a public proxy.
Just because it is a public proxy doesn't mean it made it to some 'public proxy' list.
@Corey No but every little bit helps
If it was indeed a public proxy, the abuse complaints come quick
Ah, I get you. Well nah, there's not like some central list of public proxies. There are lots of sites who post lists of public proxies they've found by portscanning (or stealing the lists from other sites) so I guess it'd be quite easy to write something to collate it all and check for IPs in your ranges.
Most of these sites' public proxies are running on residential PCs, in my experience.