How to set system wide socks 5 proxy in Ubuntu 16.04 server?
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I install the shadowsocks client in my Ubuntu 16.04 server and configure it as a socks 5 proxy. Now I want all networking traffic goes through that socks 5 proxy, and commands & services can run without any modification. I searched many tutorials, none worked perfectly, so I ask here.
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I install the shadowsocks client in my Ubuntu 16.04 server and configure it as a socks 5 proxy. Now I want all networking traffic goes through that socks 5 proxy, and commands & services can run without any modification. I searched many tutorials, none worked perfectly, so I ask here.
socks5-proxy shadowsocks
asked Jul 5 at 7:46
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Assuming you did the setup something like this - proxyrack.com/…?
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:22
You'll likely need to do this via the firewall on the box - leons.im/posts/proxy-all-tcp-traffic-on-a-remote-server.
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:23
@slm, iptables is good idea. But I still don't get it working by following your linked tutorial.
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Jul 6 at 2:26
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I install the shadowsocks client in my Ubuntu 16.04 server and configure it as a socks 5 proxy. Now I want all networking traffic goes through that socks 5 proxy, and commands & services can run without any modification. I searched many tutorials, none worked perfectly, so I ask here.
socks5-proxy shadowsocks
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I install the shadowsocks client in my Ubuntu 16.04 server and configure it as a socks 5 proxy. Now I want all networking traffic goes through that socks 5 proxy, and commands & services can run without any modification. I searched many tutorials, none worked perfectly, so I ask here.
socks5-proxy shadowsocks
asked Jul 5 at 7:46
fishfree
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asked Jul 5 at 7:46
fishfree
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asked Jul 5 at 7:46
fishfree
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asked Jul 5 at 7:46
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Assuming you did the setup something like this - proxyrack.com/…?
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:22
You'll likely need to do this via the firewall on the box - leons.im/posts/proxy-all-tcp-traffic-on-a-remote-server.
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:23
@slm, iptables is good idea. But I still don't get it working by following your linked tutorial.
– fishfree
Jul 6 at 2:26
add a comment |Â
Assuming you did the setup something like this - proxyrack.com/…?
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:22
You'll likely need to do this via the firewall on the box - leons.im/posts/proxy-all-tcp-traffic-on-a-remote-server.
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:23
@slm, iptables is good idea. But I still don't get it working by following your linked tutorial.
– fishfree
Jul 6 at 2:26
Assuming you did the setup something like this - proxyrack.com/…?
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:22
Assuming you did the setup something like this - proxyrack.com/…?
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:22
You'll likely need to do this via the firewall on the box - leons.im/posts/proxy-all-tcp-traffic-on-a-remote-server.
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:23
You'll likely need to do this via the firewall on the box - leons.im/posts/proxy-all-tcp-traffic-on-a-remote-server.
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:23
@slm, iptables is good idea. But I still don't get it working by following your linked tutorial.
– fishfree
Jul 6 at 2:26
@slm, iptables is good idea. But I still don't get it working by following your linked tutorial.
– fishfree
Jul 6 at 2:26
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Assuming you did the setup something like this - proxyrack.com/…?
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:22
You'll likely need to do this via the firewall on the box - leons.im/posts/proxy-all-tcp-traffic-on-a-remote-server.
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 8:23
@slm, iptables is good idea. But I still don't get it working by following your linked tutorial.
– fishfree
Jul 6 at 2:26