Any plans to make dnsproxy available as a service?

gspannu commented 2 years ago

Are there any plans to make dnsproxy available as a service?

Something similar to AdGuardHome...

I can configure AdGuardHome to run as a service on my ASUS Merlin Router (with Entware).

Example of AdGuard Home

1) Contents of /opt/etc/init.d/

#!/bin/sh
ENABLED=yes
WORK_DIR=/opt/etc/AdGuardHome
PROCS=AdGuardHome
ARGS="-c $WORK_DIR/AdGuardHome.yaml -w "$WORK_DIR" --no-check-update -l syslog"
PREARGS="nohup"
PRECMD="killall -9 dnsmasq"
POSTCMD="service restart_dnsmasq"
DESC=$PROCS
PATH=/opt/sbin:/opt/bin:/opt/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin
export TZ=$(cat /etc/TZ)
. /opt/etc/init.d/rc.func

2) And then I all I need to do is make changes to my dnsmasq conf

port=553
local=/1.168.192.in-addr.arpa/

This makes AdGuardHome as the DNS server running on port 53 and my existing dnsmasq still operating on my router (on custom port 553 and only for local queries)

Can I do something similar with dnsproxy?

Or some workaround/ hack to utilise it the same way as AdGuardHome ?

What I am looking to achieve is...

Run dnsproxy as a service and listen on port 53
dnsproxy will then forward the queries to different upstream AdGuardHome resolvers (configured in dnsproxy.yaml)
existing dnsmasq (of the Asus router) will continue to operate as normal; but listening on port 553 and responding only to local queries.

gspannu commented 2 years ago

@ameshkov Any plans to make dnsproxy as a service - the same principles as for AdGuardHome.

ameshkov commented 2 years ago

There's actually an open issue about that already so this can be closed as a duplicate: #39

We would like to use the same code as used in AdGuard Home for that, but this requires time and we are focusing on AdGuard Home more.

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