A script, and a set of configuration files to assist in overriding netflix authentication to allow for out of country access.

This setup uses the following tools, which should be installed on a server based in the USA (for US Netflix).

• bind (named)
• squid
• perl

I am in no way affiliated with Netflix. This code and configuration is provided as is, with no warranty.

What you need to do before use:

Modify the firewall file, replacing %%YOUR_IP_HERE%% with your IP, This restricts access to your new service to only your IP.

Move firewall to /etc/init.d/ and install as a service, In this case, I use CentOS, so to do this, run the following command:

chkconfig --add firewall chkconfig firewall on

Start the firewall:

service firewall start

Create a self signed SSL certificate for squid, and update squid.conf with the new locations if they have changed. Modify squid.conf, replace %%YOUR_SERVER_HOSTNAME_HERE%% with the hostname of your new server, place squid.conf in /etc/squid/ (location is dependant on your distribution).

Place named.conf in /etc/ (again, location dependant on distro)

Modify dns.pl, replace %%YOUR_SERVER_IP_HERE%% with the IP address of your new server

Run dns.pl, this will instantly daemonize and run in the background

Start bind/named

Start Squid

Check to ensure that things are working properly, on your local system send a DNS request to your new server, on linux/mac this would be something like:

dig netflix.com @%%YOUR_SERVER_IP_HERE%%

this should return the IP address of your server,

All DNS not served by dns.pl (IE: normal internet traffic), is forwarded to opendns's resolvers, however you can change these to what ever you wish!