Testing a proxy via VPN client (and, probably, via QEMU)

[SuperMaxusa]

Hello, I saw in README that websockproxy can be connected via VPN client. Is there an instruction how to do this?

websockproxy/README.md

Lines 34 to 35 in 27ce0d2

	and point jor1k, your VPN client, or your emulator of choice at
	ws://YOUR_HOSTNAME:8080/

And some question about QEMU, I have some ideas about it:

1. Connect QEMU to same tap device as websockproxy on the host: https://gist.github.com/extremecoders-re/e8fd8a67a515fee0c873dcafc81d811c#example-tap-network, https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/QEMU#Tap_networking_with_QEMU
2. QEMU can open TCP/UDP socket and send/receive Ethernet frames over this socket, but then it needs a bridge QEMU socket <--> WebSocket.

Which of these is best for debugging/testing?

Sorry if the questions are incorrect and thanks for any reply!

[benjamincburns]

I probably shouldn't have included that note in the README, sorry. There are websocket VPN clients out there that likely can connect to websockproxy just fine, but I haven't tested any of them myself. They'd just need to work by transmitting and receiving ethernet frames via the websocket in the same way that jor1k does with websockproxy.