go-any-proxy

This is fork project from https://github.com/ryanchapman/go-any-proxy, but add a few features.

Transparent Proxy

transparent-proxy is a server that can transparently proxy any tcp connection through an upstream proxy server. This type of setup is common in corporate environments. It is written in golang and has been load tested with 10,000 concurrent connections successfully on a Vyatta running a 64-bit kernel.

More info

For more info, see original post http://blog.rchapman.org/post/47406142744/transparently-proxying-http-and-https-connections

Authentication

You can add basic authentication parameters if needed, like this:

any_proxy -l :3140 -p "MyLogin:Password25@proxy.corporate.com:8080"

Install Info

You may need to run go get for library dependencies.

Docker Integration (New)

This project support docker and integrated iptables for container start/stop.

Additional features supported:

• Use DNS proxy to intercept DNS resolving request if "DNS_PORT" is enabled
• Advanced proxy routing based on configuration file for multiple proxy servers on ip/ip-net/domain-pattern
• Support socks5 proxy type in advanced proxy routing (The port of socks5 proxy should not in list of proxy ports)

Using the following command to start transparent proxy on host:

docker run -it --rm --privileged -e HTTP_PROXY=proxy.corporate.com:8080 -e NO_PROXY=192.176.0.1/8,172.10.0.1/8 -e LISTEN_PORT=3129 -e IPTABLE_MARK=2515 -e PROXY_PORTS=80,443,22 -e DNS_PORT=53 --net=host fengzhou/transparent-proxy

The options are important for run docker:

• "--privileged": This option is required for application to set socket options for SO_MARK.
• "--net=host": This option is required to setup iptables inside of container, and get original ip/port when get connection redirected from iptables.
• Env "HTTP_PROXY": This is upstream proxy, should support "CONNECT" HTTP method (Usually it is http proxy for HTTPS).
• Env "NO_PROXY": This is optional value to by pass network address without go through upstream proxy.
• Env "LISTEN_PORT": This is optional value and it can be any open port. Default value is "3129".
• Env "IPTABLE_MASK": This is optional value, and should be different with other mark value used in iptables. Default value is "5".
• Env "PROXY_PORTS": This is optional value for ports that can be transparent to proxy. The default value is "80,443".
• Env "DNS_PORT": This is optional value to start DNS proxy to help advanced filter by DNS. Default value is "0" (disable). Use "53" to enable it.
• Env "PROXY_CONFIG_FILE": This is optional value to use advanced proxy routing configuration file. Default value is disabled.

Proxy Configuration File

To enable advanced proxy routing, "-df" option for application, or "PROXY_CONFIG_FILE" environment for docker can be used.

Each proxy configuration can set proxy type with value: http or socks5. If no type defined, by default it is http proxy.

Here is sample configuration file.

---
proxy:
rules:
  - 10.0.0.0/8
  - 192.168.0.0/16
  - '*.example.net'
---
proxy: proxy1.example.com:8080
rules:
  - '172.168.1.0/16'
  - '*.example.com'
  - '*.example.*'
---
proxy: proxy2.example.com:8080
rules:
  - '*.net'
proxy: proxy3.example.com:1080
type: socks5
rules:
  - '*.io'

Each proxy routing is separated by ---. For proxy with empty value, it is special rule for additional direct connect (no proxy). For others, it will be tested from top to bottom and use if ip/ip-net/domain matching. If nothing matched, use default proxy in "HTTP_PROXY" environment.

To support the domain-based rule, the "DNS_PORT" should be explicitly enabled.