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I am using a socks proxy server and the credentials for the same are entered in my browser under the socks settings.
I am wondering instead of entering the socks server/port details in the browser can i forecefully have my http traffic sent through a socks server using iptables on that host ?
I am wondering instead of entering the SOCKS server/port details in the browser can I forcefully have my HTTP traffic sent through a socks server using iptables on that host ?
Sure you can --redirect traffic but I wonder what your real problem is. If it is having to configure SOCKS proxy details in a browser each and every the time then you could use a proxy PAC file?..
I am currently using a pac file,but the reason i wanted to setup a transparent socks proxy using iptables was just for learning.No real problem here . Thanks !!
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