python-proxy VS TREVORproxy

FWIW, that fork is 6 years out of date, forked from https://github.com/qwj/python-proxy.

Hi everyone,I am learning Python and have made who has made a somewhat functional piece of programming, but it doesn't fully work like I'd like it to, and I need some assistance in trying to understand the library I am using, and how I can change my programming to work better, and have the functions I'd like, or the potential to use another library that offers the same ability to run a local socks5 proxy that relays connection to a remote socks5, HTTP or HTTPS proxy.Library in question: pproxy (https://github.com/qwj/python-proxy)

I was surprised IPv6 was only briefly mentioned! Is that something you're looking at next, or are you already running an IPv6 egress network?

Of course it won't work on every website, but I assume you could avoid the port slicing since you can encode the same information into the IP addres itself.

I've seen this idea used as a cool trick [0] to implement a SOCKS proxy that randomizes outbound IPv6 address to be within a publicly routed prefix for the host (commonly a /64).

I guess as long as you need to support IPv4, then port slicing is a requirement and IPv6 won't confer much benefit. (Maybe it could help alleviate port exhaustion if IPv6 addresses can use dynamic ports from any slice?)

Either way, thanks for the blog post, I enjoyed it!

[0] https://github.com/blacklanternsecurity/TREVORproxy