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skorokithakis / netproxy

A Netflix/Hulu/Pandora/etc proxy in a box.
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Any way to manually add support for a site? #3

Closed hacktek closed 9 years ago

hacktek commented 9 years ago

I'd like to add support for www.slacker.com. I understand that this is based on haproxy but I guess that there isn't a general match to resolve the SNI hostname or the host header and there are specific rules for the hostnames provided in the hosts file, is this correct?

If I use a non-supported hostname, I get this:

$ curl -v -k -D - -so /dev/null -H "Host: www.slacker.com" https://x.x.x.x/

$ curl -D - -so /dev/null -H "Host: www.slacker.com" http://x.x.x.x/ HTTP/1.0 503 Service Unavailable Cache-Control: no-cache Connection: close Content-Type: text/html

I can edit the haproxy config to account for this hostname if necessary but since this is dockerized and due to my limited experience with this I ask: can I edit configs inside of the docker or does that need a new release of the container?

Thanks!

skorokithakis commented 9 years ago

All you need to do to add a site is clone trick77/tunlr-style-dns-unblocking yourself and add your servers to the config.json. You may need to take the clone line out of the Dockerfile, since you'll have already done it, but that's it, the Dockerfile will run and generate the files from your modified config.json.