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type IntraTunnel ¶ added in v1.1.0
IntraTunnel embeds the tun2socks.Tunnel interface so it gets exported by gobind. Intra does not need any methods beyond the basic Tunnel interface.
func ConnectIntraTunnel ¶ added in v1.1.0
func ConnectIntraTunnel(fd int, fakedns, udpdns, tcpdns string, listener tunnel.IntraListener) (IntraTunnel, error)
ConnectIntraTunnel reads packets from a TUN device and applies the Intra routing rules. Currently, this only consists of redirecting DNS packets to a specified server; all other data flows directly to its destination.
`fakedns` is the DNS server that the system believes it is using, in "host:port" style.
The port is normally 53.
`udpdns` and `tcpdns` are the location of the actual DNS server being used. For DNS
tunneling in Intra, these are typically high-numbered ports on localhost.
Throws an exception if the TUN file descriptor cannot be opened, or if the tunnel fails to connect.
type OutlineTunnel ¶ added in v1.1.0
type OutlineTunnel interface {
tunnel.OutlineTunnel
}
OutlineTunnel embeds the tun2socks.OutlineTunnel interface so it gets exported by gobind.
func ConnectSocksTunnel ¶
ConnectSocksTunnel reads packets from a TUN device and routes it to a SOCKS server. Returns an AndroidTunnel instance and does *not* take ownership of the TUN file descriptor; the caller is responsible for closing after AndroidTunnel disconnects.
`fd` is the file descriptor to the VPN TUN device. Must be set to blocking mode. `host` is IP address of the SOCKS proxy server. `port` is the port of the SOCKS proxy server. `isUDPEnabled` indicates whether the tunnel and/or network enable UDP proxying.
Throws an exception if the TUN file descriptor cannot be opened, or if the tunnel fails to connect.
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