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how would you proxify an incoming connection ? in general, only outgoing connections can be proxified.

as for running a proxyfied terminal, you open gnome-terminal as usual and then invoke `proxychains4 bash` _inside_ the terminal or just `export LD_PRELOAD=/path/to/libproxychains.so` you probably need to set a localnet...

`gdb --args proxychains4 mail-server` should do the job. then you can break on proxychains main() or the some function of libproxychains.so. you should start your server in a way that...

judging from the output you pasted, it looks as if some security-related stuff is interfering. modern browsers are quite complex beasts, so i wouldn't recommend to proxify them directly, but...

what distro is that ?

> "Parrot Project" - A secure and sandboxed system ready to surf and communicate secretly. ask them how to undo the LD_PRELOAD blocking.. and please report back with your findings.

i'm not familiar with mongodb, but it's a good start that you know which versions work and which don't. to find the exact cause of the issue, you could try...

i don't deny that there may be a bug in proxychains, but your "it works with X so the bug must be in Y" logic is flawed. in any case,...

good find! you can probably fix your issue by manually using another network implementation. however it'd be nice to know what the ASIO interface does differently, that causes the bug...

oh, i thought that since it looks like they have "pluggable" networking implementations (suggested by example by their usage of the term "default implementation") it's possible from the configuration side...