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when i run this image in a container in a pod, will this affect the entire system hosting it or only affect the containers in the pod, because im trying to have multiple pods running two containers, this and another image, each with different proxy ip, will this be possible?

Docs states:

Build

For each subfolder: build image with make

How? & where?

Second run command reads:

docker run --privileged=true --net=host \
  -v whitelist.txt:/etc/redsocks-whitelist.txt \
  -d ncarlier/docker-redsocks 1.2.3.4 3128

The image ncarlier/docker-redsocks does not exist.

Wouldn't it be better to use --addn-hosts= extra hosts file and generate an extra hosts file, instead of configuring address configuration file lines.

Hi there,

first off huge shootout to you for providing this amazing docker image. I've searched the whole internet for something that easy to use.

Now the problem:
The Docker container does only proxy containers that are connected to the legacy docker bridge network:

1. Start the redsocks container as stated in your README with:
   docker run --privileged=true --net=host -d ncarlier/redsocks 1.2.3.4 3128
2. Start a container outside of the docker bridge network:

docker network create othernet
docker run --net=othernet -it ubuntu bash

3. The container started does not get proxied by your redsocks container.

I will provide a PR shortly.

Would be great to show how to deploy to AWS via Ansible? I already have Terraform to provision EC2, ASG, NLB and security.

Thanks for providing this useful container! I have a question about two cassandra configs: enable_materialized_views and enable_transient_replication. It seems the official document
does not recommend to enable them in production but they are set to be enabled by default:

Shall we disable them?
Thanks!

like the heading says, how do i use socks5 proxy , as it contains user and pass, where do i pass those here

docker run --privileged=true --net=host -d ncarlier/redsocks 1.2.3.4 3128