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junkurihara / dnscrypt-proxy-modns

Fork of dnscrypt-proxy to implement a multiple-relay-based DNS anonymization protocol (mu-ODNS)
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DNSCloak #3

Open knowyoutoo opened 1 year ago

knowyoutoo commented 1 year ago

Any idea if DNSCloak will support this? Can the additional configuration fields be added into the dnscrypt-proxy.toml? If so, I imagine they would be able to

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junkurihara commented 1 year ago

Hi @knowyoutoo

No at this point, and I think the developer has no plan to use this fork.

DNSCloak doesn't support our extended protocols. It uses vanilla DNSCrypt, which means it supports a single-relay-based anonymization and no per-query relay randomization.

junkurihara commented 1 year ago

But DNSCloak is an open source, and you may be able to build with this repo by yourself if you have an apple developer license (I don't have it...)

knowyoutoo commented 1 year ago

Ok thanks. Makes sense. I was able to add some relays to cloak so I’ll play around with the configurations  Sent from Proton Mail for iOS On Sat, Sep 9, 2023 at 10:40 AM, Jun Kurihara @.***> wrote:
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junkurihara commented 1 year ago

Personally, I am using this fork by hosting this on cloud as a server with docker, and my phone and PCs connect though VPN with the server. This is similar to DNSCloak that uses (pseudo) VPN to realize split DNS, mine uses true VPN although.