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Add Google DNS-over-HTTPS proxy for a full working corporate MITM-MIT…
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@ -89,6 +89,36 @@ others above, `CONFIG_DISABLE` prevents overwriting templated files.
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* `PROXYCHAIN_DNS`
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Default none. When set to `yes`, turns on the `proxy_dns` option for Proxychains.
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# DNS-over-HTTPS via CoreDNS
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In some corporate environments, its not possible to get reliable DNS outbound
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service and `proxychains-ng`'s DNS support won't be able to provide for Squid4
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to actually work. To address this, configuration is included to setup and use
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CoreDNS as a routing proxy.
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The idea of the DNS-over-HTTPS client is that it will use your local proxy and
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network access to provide DNS service to Squid4.
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* `DNS_OVER_HTTPS`
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Default `no`. If `yes` then enables and starts the DNS_OVER_HTTPS service.
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* `DNS_OVER_HTTPS_LISTEN_ADDR`
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Default `127.0.0.153:53`. Squid doesn't support changing the port, so keep
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this in mind.
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* `DNS_OVER_HTTPS_SERVER`
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Default `https://dns.google.com/resolve`. AFAIK there's no other options for
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this at the moment.
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* `DNS_OVER_HTTPS_NO_PROXY`
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Default ``. List of DNS suffixes to *not* ever proxy via DNS_OVER_HTTPS.
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* `DNS_OVER_HTTPS_PREFIX_SERVER`
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Default ``. Normal DNS server to try resolving first against.
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* `DNS_OVER_HTTPS_SUFFIX_SERVER`
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Default ``. Normal DNS server to try resolving last against.
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Since the DNS-over-HTTPS daemon is a separate Go binary, you may also need to
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specify your internal proxy as an upstream to allow it to contact the HTTPS
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DNS server - do this by passing the standard `http_proxy` and `https_proxy`
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parameters. Most likely these will be the same as your `PROXYCHAIN_PROXYx`
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directives (and probably only the 1).
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# Example Usage
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The following command line will get you up and running quickly. It presumes
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you've generated a suitable CA certificate and are intending to use the proxy
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FROM ${DOCKER_PREFIX}ubuntu:artful
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ARG TRUST_CERT=
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RUN if [ ! -z "$TRUST_CERT" ]; then \
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echo "$TRUST_CERT" > /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/build-trust.crt ; \
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update-ca-certificates ; \
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fi
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# Normalize apt sources
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RUN cat /etc/apt/sources.list | grep -v '^#' | sed /^$/d | sort | uniq > sources.tmp.1 && \
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cat /etc/apt/sources.list | sed s/deb\ /deb-src\ /g | grep -v '^#' | sed /^$/d | sort | uniq > sources.tmp.2 && \
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./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc && \
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make -j$CONCURRENCY && make install
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ARG URL_DOH=https://github.com/wrouesnel/dns-over-https-proxy/releases/download/v0.0.2/dns-over-https-proxy_v0.0.2_linux-amd64.tar.gz
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RUN wget -O /tmp/doh.tgz \
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$URL_DOH && \
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tar -xvvf /tmp/doh.tgz --strip-components=1 -C /usr/local/bin/ && \
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chmod +x /usr/local/bin/dns-over-https-proxy
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COPY squid.conf.p2 /squid.conf.p2
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COPY squid.bsh /squid.bsh
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# Configuration environment
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ENV HTTP_PORT=3128 ICP_PORT= HTCP_PORT= MITM_PROXY= MITM_CERT= MITM_KEY= VISIBLE_HOSTNAME=docker-squid4 MAX_CACHE_SIZE=40000 MAX_OBJECT_SIZE="1536 MB" MEM_CACHE_SIZE="128 MB"
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ENV HTTP_PORT=3128 \
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ICP_PORT= \
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HTCP_PORT= \
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MITM_PROXY= \
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MITM_CERT= \
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MITM_KEY= \
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VISIBLE_HOSTNAME=docker-squid4 \
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MAX_CACHE_SIZE=40000 \
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MAX_OBJECT_SIZE="1536 MB" \
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MEM_CACHE_SIZE="128 MB" \
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DNS_OVER_HTTPS_LISTEN_ADDR="127.0.0.153:53" \
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DNS_OVER_HTTPS_SERVER="https://dns.google.com/resolve" \
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DNS_OVER_HTTPS_NO_FALLTHROUGH="" \
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DNS_OVER_HTTPS_FALLTHROUGH_STATUSES=NXDOMAIN \
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DNS_OVER_HTTPS_PREFIX_SERVER= \
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DNS_OVER_HTTPS_SUFFIX_SERVER=
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EXPOSE 3128
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echo "/etc/squid4/squid.conf: CONFIGURATION TEMPLATING IS DISABLED."
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fi
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if [ "$DNS_OVER_HTTPS" = "yes" ]; then
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echo "Starting DNS-over-HTTPS proxy..."
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# TODO: find a way to tie this to the proxychains config
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dns-over-https-proxy -default "$DNS_OVER_HTTPS_SERVER" \
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-address "$DNS_OVER_HTTPS_LISTEN_ADDR" \
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-primary-dns "$DNS_OVER_HTTPS_PREFIX_SERVER" \
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-fallback-dns "$DNS_OVER_HTTPS_SUFFIX_SERVER" \
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-no-fallthrough "$(echo $DNS_OVER_HTTPS_NO_FALLTHROUGH | tr -s ' ' ',')" \
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-fallthrough-statues "$DNS_OVER_HTTPS_FALLTHROUGH_STATUSES"
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&
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echo "Adding dns_nameservers line to squid.conf..."
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echo "dns_nameservers $(echo $DNS_OVER_HTTPS_LISTEN_ADDR | cut -d':' -f1)" >> /etc/squid4/squid.conf
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fi
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if [ ! -e /etc/squid4/squid.conf ]; then
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echo "ERROR: /etc/squid4/squid.conf does not exist. Squid will not work."
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exit 1
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exit 1
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fi
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# Start squid with proxychains
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proxychains4 squid -N &
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proxychains4 -f /etc/proxychains.conf squid -N 2>&1 &
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PID=$!
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else
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# Start squid normally
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squid -N &
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squid -N 2>&1 &
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PID=$!
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fi
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# This construct allows signals to kill the container successfully.
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trap "kill -TERM $PID" INT TERM
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trap "kill -TERM $(jobs -p)" INT TERM
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wait $PID
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wait $PID
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exit $?
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