So at this point it is ready for passing traffic through a SOCKS proxy. Meaning we can `cargo run --release -- proxy` and redirect applications to use port `9150` for their network connections.
Couple of related questions:
- Does anyone know, in a Linux distro, how to pass all system traffic through a SOCKS proxy port? I'm not looking for intermediary proxy handlers but an official method to force all user and system apps to use an arbitrary port.
- If it is not possible to do so, does `NetworkManager` have a setting for this?
- Is it possible to at least change Chrome/Firefox ports via CLI to an arbitrary port?
Couple of related questions:
- Does anyone know, in a Linux distro, how to pass all system traffic through a SOCKS proxy port? I'm not looking for intermediary proxy handlers but an official method to force all user and system apps to use an arbitrary port.
- If it is not possible to do so, does `NetworkManager` have a setting for this?
- Is it possible to at least change Chrome/Firefox ports via CLI to an arbitrary port?