An HTTP/SOCKS5 Proxy, written in Go.
You can download pre-built binaries here.
Or build it with Go environment yourself:
$ go get -u github.com/mitnk/goixy
First, you need to create a config file for goixy. It locates at
~/.goixy/config.json, and looks like this:
$ cat ~/.goixy/config.json
{
"Host": "1.2.3.4",
"Port": "5678",
"Key": "your-lightsocks-secret-key",
"WhiteList": [
"\\.google.*",
".*facebook\\.com"
],
"DirectHost": "127.0.0.1",
"DirectPort": "12345",
"DirectKey": ""
}
(If DirectKey is not set or empty, Key will be used)
You need to run lightsocks on
1.2.3.4:5678. And also need to run on 127.0.0.1:12345 if you use
-withdirect.
Goixy default does not use direct proxy, meaning all connections will
use Host:Port proxy. If -withdirect is set, only WhiteList connections
use Host:Port proxy, other traffic use DirectHost:DirectPort proxy.
$ goixy
[2017-06-18 14:58:36][0] goixy v1.7.1 without Direct Porxy
[2017-06-18 14:58:36][0] listen on port: 127.0.0.1:1080
Now you can test it with curl:
$ curl -L -x 127.0.0.1:1080 hugo.wang/http/ip/
1.2.3.4 # output should be the IP of host on which lightsocks is running
$ curl -L hugo.wang/http/ip/
111.112.113.114 # should be you local public IP$ goixy -h
Usage of goixy v1.7.1
goixy [flags]
-host string
host (default "127.0.0.1")
-port string
port (default "1080")
-s int
time span to print reports in seconds (default 600)
-t int
time out on connections in seconds (default 3600)
-v verbose
-vv
very verbose
-withdirect
Use Direct proxy (for HTTP Porxy only)
NOTE: currently -withdirect only supports HTTP Proxy. Even set
-withdirect, accesses with Socks Porxy (i.e. curl -x socks5://...)
will always use Host:Port proxy.
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