Project Based on https://github.com/jamiees2/dnsproxy
Added sniproxy and domain list to route specific Domains to the proxy.
Unblock:
Zattoo
Wilmaa
Teleboy
Blue TV (Swisscom)
....and many more.
Prerequisites:
- A VPS based in the country you want, preferrably running Ubuntu 20.04. A 128MB server is enough.
- python
- sniproxy
- dnsmasq
The configuration generator (dnsproxy.py) offers works with sniproxy with the following Setup:
- sni (Simple Setup) (You dont need HAProxy, as we use sniproxy in our project Fork)
You can generate each configuration file separately with -o. Example:
python dnsproxy.py -o sniproxy
python dnsproxy.py -o dnsmasq
You can also generate a Hosts file for your Client, then you can skip dnsmasq.
python dnsproxy.py -o hosts
Copy and overwrite the generated configs for sniproxy and dnsmasq. Restart the Service and your dns Proxy should be up and running.
Now just point your DNS Entries to your VPS and the traffic for the needed Domains goes through the Proxy.
It is also possible to specify which proxy list you would like to use, based on country. You can specify that by passing -c <country>, where <country> is a suffix of any file in the proxies/ directory. For example, if you wish to generate configuration for a uk based SNI proxy, you can run python dnsproxy.py -c uk -m sni. The default country is ch.
If you would like to add a service, please send a pull request.
Output of dnsproxy.py -h:
usage: dnsproxy.py [-h] [-m {manual,sni,dnat,local}]
[-o {dnsmasq,haproxy,netsh,hosts,rinetd,iptables,iproute2,sniproxy}]
[-c COUNTRY [COUNTRY ...]] [-d] [--ip IP]
[--bind-ip BIND_IP] [--base-ip BASE_IP]
[--base-port BASE_PORT] [--save] [--output-dir OUTPUT_DIR]
[--only [ONLY [ONLY ...]]] [--skip [SKIP [SKIP ...]]]
[--dnsmasq-filename DNSMASQ_FILENAME]
[--haproxy-filename HAPROXY_FILENAME]
[--sniproxy-filename SNIPROXY_FILENAME]
[--iptables-filename IPTABLES_FILENAME]
[--iproute2-filename IPROUTE2_FILENAME]
[--netsh-filename NETSH_FILENAME]
[--hosts-filename HOSTS_FILENAME]
[--rinetd-filename RINETD_FILENAME]
Generate configuration files to setup a tunlr style smart DNS
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-m {manual,sni,dnat,local}, --mode {manual,sni,dnat,local}
Presets for configuration file generation.
-o {dnsmasq,haproxy,netsh,hosts,rinetd,iptables,iproute2,sniproxy}, --output {dnsmasq,haproxy,netsh,hosts,rinetd,iptables,iproute2,sniproxy}
Which configuration file(s) to generate. This is
ignored when not in manual mode.
-c COUNTRY [COUNTRY ...], --country COUNTRY [COUNTRY ...]
The country/-ies to use for generating the
configuration (space-separated, e.g. -c us uk).
-d, --dnat Specify to use DNAT instead of SNI (Advanced). This is
ignored when not in manual mode.
--ip IP Specify the public IP to use
--bind-ip BIND_IP Specify the IP that haproxy should bind to
--base-ip BASE_IP Specify the base IP from which DNAT should start
generating.
--base-port BASE_PORT
Specify the base port from which DNAT should start
generating.
--save Specify wether to save the configuration to
config.json
--output-dir OUTPUT_DIR
Specify the output directory
--only [ONLY [ONLY ...]]
Specify the proxies to use while generating
--skip [SKIP [SKIP ...]]
Specify the proxies to not use while generating
--dnsmasq-filename DNSMASQ_FILENAME
Specify the DNS configuration file name
--haproxy-filename HAPROXY_FILENAME
Specify the haproxy configuration file name
--sniproxy-filename SNIPROXY_FILENAME
Specify the sniproxy configuration file name
--iptables-filename IPTABLES_FILENAME
Specify the iptables configuration file name
--iproute2-filename IPROUTE2_FILENAME
Specify the iproute2 configuration file name
--netsh-filename NETSH_FILENAME
Specify the netsh configuration file name
--hosts-filename HOSTS_FILENAME
Specify the hosts configuration file name
--rinetd-filename RINETD_FILENAME
Specify the rinetd configuration file name