Routing all traffic thru socks proxy using ssh -D

Solution 1:

In Linux:

1. iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT ! -d 127.0.0.0/8 -j REDIRECT --to 1081
2. Run program that listens 1081, retrieves actual, non-redirected destination address, negotiates with SOCKS server and relays.

I have written such program for private usage in Perl (prototype quality) and writing a better version in C. It is not yet published.

Update: now published: http://github.com/vi/socksredirect/ Use prototype.pl. Send me some notice if you interested in development of better version.

Update 2 Created a bit better version of it: http://github.com/vi/tcpsocks and a patch for Socat 2: http://github.com/vi/socksredirect/blob/master/socat-2.0.0-b3-REDIRECT.patch

P.S. Most of my (and sometimes some of neighbours') traffic now goes through the tcpsocks->ssh.

Solution 2:

Avery Pennarun's sshuttle works similar to Vi's answer, but requires less setup and works on BSD and OS X as well as Linux.

Solution 3:

Maybe you should considering setting up VPN instead.

Solution 4:

I don't think there's any way to do this, but maybe you can try programs like FreeCap(windows）, SocksCap(windows) or proxychains(linux). These programs may help you a little bit.