- Full IPv4 and IPv6 support.
- Support for exclusion by UID method.
- Support for exclusion method by server IP address.
- Support for custom scripts after start/stop.
- Easy integration with NetworkManager-dispatcher.
- Maybe more...
- iproute2
- tun2socks
If you are using ArchLinux then:
$ git clone https://github.com/BigmenPixel0/socksify-me.git
$ cd socksify-me/archlinux
$ makepkg -sric
Or use your AUR helper.
If you are not using ArchLinux then download the latest release and copy the script to /usr/local/bin/ and give it execute permission.
$ socksify-me --help
socksify-me - A simple script that socksifies your traffic
Usage: socksify-me start|stop [options]
Required options:
--server-ipv4 IPv4 address of the server to which the socks5 client connects (conflicts: --uid)
--server-ipv6 IPv6 address of the server to which the socks5 client connects (conflicts: --uid)
--uid ID of the user who is running the socks5 client (conflicts: --server-ipv4 and --server-ipv6)
--socks5-port Local socks5 port
--net-device Your network device
Optional options:
--disable-ipv6 Disable IPv6 (true or false)
--expert Run user scripts from /etc/socksify-me/expert-start and /etc/socksify-me/expert-stop (true or false)
Example:
$ socksify-me --uid 43 --socks5-port 9050 --net-device wlan0
Note: you should run socksify-me as root.
If you want the script to run itself when the network is up, then:
$ sudoedit /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/socksify-me
#!/usr/bin/env bash
interface=$1 status=$2
case $status in
up)
socksify-me start --server-ipv4 CHANGE_ME --server-ipv6 CHANGE_ME --uid CHANGE_ME --socks5-port CHANGE_ME --net-device $interface
;;
down)
socksify-me stop
;;
esac
$ sudo chmod +x /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/socksify-me
You need to select the --uid option or --server-ipv4 and/or --server-ipv6.
Make sure you have enabled NetworkManager-dispatcher.service:
$ sudo systemctl enable NetworkManager-dispatcher.service
See here.
Thanks to tun2socks developers.