Hi, > * obfs4 on the client and server > * Gorilla websocket library on the client and server, wrapping obfs4 > connections in the websocket protocol > * nginx on the server, serving a real site and reverse proxying > websocket connections to Gorilla
Thanks for the idea. The main problem of course is client software. It needs to be something that could be easily installed and configured... BTW, I also tried sslh, which works great for port sharing, but still, traffic is not obfuscated or masked as HTTP... > Bonus points if the real site is a popular forum celebrating patriotism > and religious orthodoxy. ;-) ...and you can even get paid for hosting! :-) Regards, M. -- PGP Fingerprint: 1918 8C72 E5D6 B523 86E1 AC24 C82A C043 3D92 568D PGP Key: https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xC82AC0433D92568D Personal blog: https://telefoncek.si
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