Feature: SOCKS proxy support for new connections #14
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This is mostly needed to run on AWS, as the containers run in an isolated subnet, and cannot talk to the Internet. They need a SOCKS proxy to bounce the new connection. We use the pproxy client (and server) to make this happen.
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This is mostly needed to run on AWS, as the containers run in an
isolated subnet, and cannot talk to the Internet. They need a
SOCKS proxy to bounce the new connection.
We use the pproxy client (and server) to make this happen.