A bridge of linux and transparent proxy.
root@OpenWrt:~# transproxy --help
transproxy 0.4.3
A bridge of linux and transparent proxy.
USAGE:
transproxy [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS:
-t, --tcp-port TCP transparent proxy port, support tproxy only.
-u, --udp-port UDP transparent proxy port, support tproxy only.
--src-direct Specify one or more source ip lists, outbound traffic from these ips
will be directly connected.
--src-proxy Specify one or more source ip lists, outbound traffic from these ips
will be pass through proxy.
--src-normal Specify one or more source ip lists, outbound traffic from these ips
will decide whether to pass through proxy according to the destination
ip lists.
--dst-direct Specify one or more destination ip lists, these ips will be directly
connected.
--dst-proxy Specify one or more destination ip lists, these ips will be pass
through proxy.
--src-default Default action for inbound traffic, available values: DIRECT, PROXY, NORMAL.
--dst-default Default action for outbound traffic, available values: DIRECT, PROXY.
--self-proxy Make local traffic pass through proxy, default as gateway only.
-s, --server Specify one or more ip addresses of the remote server, local and server
traffic will be directly connected.
-i, --interface Apply to specified network interface.
-e, --extra The specified parameters will be append to iptables.
-m, --mark Bypass outbound traffic with SO_MARK as specified value, it's a workaround
when the remote server doesn't have a static ip address.
[NOTE]: Not all clients support setting SO_MARK, and there may be
performance issues.
-v, --verbose Enable verbose logging.
-f, --flush Flush transproxy rules then exit.
-h, --help Show this help message then exit.It's just a parody of the big guy's work, the design idea was derived from ss-rules by Jian Chang and Yousong Zhou, thanks for their outstanding contribution to FREEDOM!
Copyright (C) 2021-2023, Sing Yu Chan <pexcn97@gmail.com>
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