Can you do that with Go
M4gics opened this issue · 3 comments
M4gics commented
I am exploring the implementation of a SOcks5 server that, once the server receives a request, takes turns using multiple Socks5 proxy access targets in the configuration file，I hope I can get your guidance
zacbre commented
You'd definitely need to write your own implementation of that, but yes, it's possible.
M4gics commented
I have completed the SOcks5 server according to the code of the network, but I have not found the relevant example of changing the exit IP. Could you please give me a demo code
This is part of the code I wrote, which has not yet achieved the purpose. Currently, only socks server forwarding can be implemented, which requires authentication and does not need authentication, and supports ipv4 and ipv6 as well as load balancing. Other SOCKS proxies, similar to VPN, are used for the forwarding exit
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You'd definitely need to write your own implementation of that, but yes, it's possible.
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M4gics commented
I replied the email with the question and part of the source code, please check