[HN Gopher] ProxyChains
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ProxyChains
Author : ithkuil
Score : 23 points
Date : 2021-12-04 23:53 UTC (1 days ago)
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| encryptluks2 wrote:
| For a more modern client, there is proxychains-ng. However, if I
| recall even that is sort of outdated and there are now better
| alternatives.
| boomskats wrote:
| > better alternatives
|
| Can you recommend any?
| encryptluks2 wrote:
| I don't recall what I've used, but I think it was something
| available in the Arch or Alpine repo. I typically try to
| avoid solutions that operate on the process, because detached
| processes may not actually use the proxy. Tinyproxy is one of
| my favorites for this. However, an alternative to
| proxychains-ng is tsocks. If you're looking for VPN
| solutions, then vopono is great.
| ithkuil wrote:
| https://monkey.org/~dugsong/dsocks/ for bsd/macos
| [deleted]
| lolpython wrote:
| I used this to tunnel my traffic over SSH in high school. That
| allowed me to visit blocked websites like Reddit or YouTube. The
| school IT administrators had already blocked common VPN
| providers.
| noxvilleza wrote:
| Yeah same with me in university. They eventually started rate-
| limiting each SSH connection to ~50kB/sec, so I ran a bunch of
| separate SSH connections, made them as upstreams on a tinyproxy
| - and then used proxychains to force apps to use that tinyproxy
| tunnel (a lot of apps back then didn't allow you to configure a
| proxy).
| guilhas wrote:
| Anyone using this daily? Could example a use case?
| kevinsundar wrote:
| I've used this as a light weight way to send traffic from a cli
| app through TOR.
| fock wrote:
| I use it to patch in network to User-NS-containers with a
| separate network namespace. Run danted on the host, then socat
| to a unix-domain-socket, bind mount that and then proxychains-
| ng.
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