Hey! For linux export socks5 proxy, I usually use `ssh -D` to create a SOCKS5 tunnel. It’s super simple and works like a charm. Just run something like `ssh -D 1080 user@remote_host` and boom, you’ve got a proxy on port 1080.
For stability, I’d recommend using autossh. It automatically reconnects if the connection drops. You can install it with `sudo apt install autossh` and use it the same way as ssh.
Also, check out proxychains if you want to route specific apps through the proxy. It’s a lifesaver!
For stability, I’d recommend using autossh. It automatically reconnects if the connection drops. You can install it with `sudo apt install autossh` and use it the same way as ssh.
Also, check out proxychains if you want to route specific apps through the proxy. It’s a lifesaver!