margit
dr|z3d: I'm kind of contaminating, is privoxy the way to go for general traffic from the lan, this way the dumb clients will just stay that way?
dr|z3d
privoxy or tinyproxy would work, sure.
margit
s/contaminating/contemplating
margit
effin auto-correct
margit
dr|z3d: the way I look at it, let the lan traffic be directed by .tor or .i2p so there is no plugins,
mesh
nothing like a fresh windows crash
dr|z3d
margit: sure, works for a more globally accessible solution, though you'll need to reconfigure torbrowser.
term99
nothing like windows...
margit
or doors
term99
<3 *nix
margit
dr|z3d: tricky stuff
dr|z3d
margit: shouldn't be, just an about:config or user.config tweak I suspect.
margit
I'm used to port 80 redirect, but this would be more complex
margit
basically traffic, on 80/443 based on por
margit
port
margit
and .$DOMAIN
margit
tor and i2p
dr|z3d
you just point torbrowser or whatever else at privoxy or tinyproxy, and handle the traffic there via upstream proxies.
margit
dr|z3d: the puzzle is , would closed source apple/google OS devices work?
dr|z3d
as long as you can configure them to use an http proxy, sure.
dr|z3d
that is, assuming you mean would those devices work as proxy clients.
margit
hmm, so no auto redirect based on port
margit
?
margit
or header
margit
both in this case
dr|z3d
I don't know if that's in scope for privoxy. you'd have to research.
margit
I mean the concept is traffic on port 80/443 and the hostname header is *.tor or *.i2p
dr|z3d
bla.i2p -> use http 4444; bla.onion -> user socks 9050.
dr|z3d
if none of the above, go direct, or use one or the other, or something else.
dr|z3d
you're not matching the header, you're matching the url tld.
margit
neat, let me try that
margit
thanks dr|z3d
dr|z3d
no worries.. let us know how you get on.
dr|z3d
I'd recommend tinyproxy over privoxy, btw. lighter, less complexity in configuring, and faster.
margit
dr|z3d: would be sweet to have it on "router/gateway" level so there is no need for plugins etc
dr|z3d
if you've got a router capable of running apps, like openwrt, then you can do that without too much fuss.
margit
f5 irule
margit
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