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Testing the Binary

First start the server proxy on your server machine and forward traffic to a server such as google.com.

$ marionette server -format http_simple_blocking -proxy google.com:80
listening on [::]:8081, proxying to google.com:80

This has launched the server process. The server is now waiting for a client connection.

Leave the server process running and start the client proxy on your client machine and connect to your server proxy. Replace $SERVER_IP with the IP address of your server.

$ marionette client -format http_simple_blocking -server $SERVER_IP
listening on 127.0.0.1:8079, connected to <SERVER_IP>

Now the client process has started and is waiting for traffic at 127.0.0.1:8079 to forward to the server.

Finally, send a curl to 127.0.0.1:8079 and you should see a response from google.com:

$ curl 127.0.0.1:8079

Browser Setup

Testing Marionette is best done through the Firefox browser. If you do not have a copy of Firefox, download it here.

Activate the Proxy

Go to:

Firefox > Preferences > General > Network Proxy

  • Set the proxy button to Manual Proxy Configuration.
  • Set the SOCKS host to the machine to the incoming port on the Marionette client (Probably localhost and port 8079)
  • Make sure that the SOCKS v5 Radio button is depressed.
  • Check the box marked "Proxy DNS when using SOCKS v5"

Secure the DNS

Although the code can work through the proxy with the above data, Firefox does not yet have its DNS fully going through the proxy. To fix this:

  • Type about:config into the search bar. This will open the advanced settings for the browser.
  • Go to the term media.peerconnection.enabled
  • Set it to false by double clicking on it.

Testing the Browser

First start the server proxy on your server machine and forward traffic to a server such as google.com.

$ marionette server -format http_simple_blocking -socks5
listening on [::]:8081, proxying via socks5

Note that, unlike before, we do not use a -proxy command line option, but instead use -socks5 option. This starts a general socks5 proxy server that internet connections can pass through.

This has launched the server process. The server is now waiting for a client connection.

Leave the server process running and start the client proxy on your client machine and connect to your server proxy. Replace $SERVER_IP with the IP address of your server.

$ marionette client -format http_simple_blocking -server $SERVER_IP
listening on 127.0.0.1:8079, connected to <SERVER_IP>

Now the client process has started and is waiting for traffic at 127.0.0.1:8079 to forward to the server.

Now start the Firefox browser as earlier configured. You will now be able to surf the web.