sfackler / rust-socks

rust-socks

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SOCKS proxy support for Rust.

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rust-socks's Issues

SOCKS5 GSSAPI auth

Feature Request: Support Timout for Connect Methods

Hi, thanks for this crate.

I recently implemented support for SOCKS in ureq using this crate, using std::thread and condvar for connection timout, which is suboptimal.

I had a look at the implementation of Socks5Stream::connect which uses BufReader so it's not obvious to me how to implement this.

Please could I have some advice how to implement this so I could submit a PR?

Support for socks5h

Is there a way to ensure that DNS resolution is done by the proxy instead of the local machine?

Using socks5h://... normally creates this type of behavior but I'm not sure how that works with this library.

SOCKS5 user/pass auth

Figure out how to use heap allocations more sparingly.

It might be possible to re-use a single heap allocated buffer and store it in the struct.

Also it might be possible to use ArrayVecs in some cases.

Async support

I'm working on integrating this with reqwest to allow sending proxied requests more easily.

It would be useful to add async support to rust-socks:

• asynchronous versions of connect and connect_with_password
• implement AsyncRead and AsyncWrite for the various stream types

why no executable file generated in 'release' dir?

hi.

root@ar:/rust-socks# cargo build --release
Updating registry https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index
Fetch [============================================> ] 82.91%
Fetch [===================================================> ] 96.35%
Downloading libc v0.2.43
Downloading byteorder v1.2.6
Compiling byteorder v1.2.6
Compiling libc v0.2.43
Compiling socks v0.3.1 (file:///root/rust-socks)
Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 25.65 secs
root@ar:/rust-socks#
root@ar:/rust-socks#
root@ar:/rust-socks# ls
Cargo.lock Cargo.toml LICENSE-APACHE LICENSE-MIT README.md src target
root@ar:/rust-socks# cd target/release
root@ar:/rust-socks/target/release# ls
build deps examples incremental libsocks.d libsocks.rlib native
root@ar:/rust-socks/target/release# ls build
root@ar:/rust-socks/target/release# ls deps
byteorder-29b1e6c8adac7ade.d liblibc-ddc047373b8df290.rlib
libbyteorder-29b1e6c8adac7ade.rlib libsocks-42e117dbf84ea3d6.rlib
libc-ddc047373b8df290.d socks-42e117dbf84ea3d6.d
root@ar:/rust-socks/target/release# ls examples
root@ar:/rust-socks/target/release# ls native
root@ar:~/rust-socks/target/release#

tks

Fails to build on windows

The winapi dependencies have incompatible versions. Will put in a PR shortly.

Example request

Would be helpful to have an example showing how to make HTTP requests via a SOCKS proxy.

Support for Windows ARM64

I'm trying to use some rust libraries which in-turn use rust-socks. The version of winapi 0.2.8 is a bit too old and I think the newer version 0.3.9 works. Is it possible to bump the version? Thanks.

Impl Eq and PartialEq for TargetAddr

/// A description of a connection target.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Eq, PartialEq)]
pub enum TargetAddr {
    /// Connect to an IP address.
    Ip(SocketAddr),
    /// Connect to a fully qualified domain name.
    ///
    /// The domain name will be passed along to the proxy server and DNS lookup
    /// will happen there.
    Domain(String, u16),
}

build ，No binaries are generated

No binaries are generated