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SOCKS Proxy CONNECT Client Example

A simple CLI client example demonstrating how to use socksgo to make HTTP requests through a SOCKS proxy.

Usage

go run . [options]

Options

• -proxy: SOCKS proxy URL (default: socks5://127.0.0.1:1080)
• -url: Target URL to fetch (default: http://example.com)

Examples

Basic SOCKS5 Proxy

# Connect through local SOCKS5 proxy
go run . -proxy socks5://localhost:1080 -url http://example.com

# With authentication
go run . -proxy socks5://user:pass@localhost:1080 -url http://httpbin.org/ip

SOCKS4 Proxy

go run . -proxy socks4://localhost:1080 -url http://example.com

SOCKS5 over TLS

First start the TLS server from ../server:

# Terminal 1: Start TLS SOCKS server
cd ../server
go run . -tls-addr :1081

# Terminal 2: Connect via TLS
cd ../client
go run . -proxy socks5+tls://localhost:1081 -url http://example.com

SOCKS5 over WebSocket

# Terminal 1: Start WebSocket SOCKS server
cd ../server
go run . -ws-addr :1082

# Terminal 2: Connect via WebSocket
cd ../client
go run . -proxy socks5+ws://localhost:1082/ws -url http://example.com

Tor Proxy

# Connect through Tor SOCKS proxy (default port 9050)
go run . -proxy socks5://localhost:9050 -url http://check.torproject.org