[squid-users] Force DNS queries over TCP?

Yuri Voinov yvoinov at gmail.com
Fri Jul 1 15:24:45 UTC 2016


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Dont forget about legal issues.

Using anti-ISP filtration/censorship crypto solutions can be completely
out-of-law in some countries.


01.07.2016 20:27, reinerotto пишет:
> Please, don't be so cryptic in your comments. The long quotations of the org
> post are also a bit annoying, but anyway:
>
> As you obviously do not understand the principle, how it works _without_
> cisco, lemme explain:
> (assuming, all traffic from users is routed via squid box)
> - iptables rules (redirect port 53) make shure, all clients only use
> _local_dnsmasq for DNS.
> - Squid also uses only _local_ dnsmasq
> - local dnsmasq uses upstream DNS _only_ via dnscrpyt_proxy.
> - dnsmasq-proxy is configured to access one of the dns-crypt-enabled DNS
> servers.
> cisco is just one of them.
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