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VM linux proxy route check

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I've set up a VM using Virtual Box and Ubuntu 20.04 to try and bot with the new mouse hardware. I've got Osrs installed and tried using Redsocks and Iptables to reroute all apps data through a socks proxy, like I used to with Proxifier on Windows.

Unfortunately I'm not sure if it's working because I have no clue how to check. I did an IP test on google and it prints the proxy's IP so I'm pretty sure https/http rerouting is working. None of the proxies I bought have a dashboard that would let me know if the proxy has data passing through, so I can't check there. There also don't seem to be any options in game to find the last IP I logged in with. 

Right now my plan is to learn what the commands ss and iptables do to track where the packets go/come from. I've used ss | grep 4359 while logged in, with and without the Redsocks enabled, to see if it changed anything and both gave pretty much the same result, which is that there's a connection, but no info if the proxy is used in the route. I used 4359 because I saw a post on reddit that said Osrs used port 43594 and 43595 and this seem to be correct. 

I'll update when/if I find a solution but if someone has any idea to try, I'll try anything. Thanks

Also I'm not sure if this is the right section for this post, but I couldn't think of a better one.

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I don't know a lot about networking but I seem to be getting closer. At first I wanted to see if I could get a quick fix without getting into the technical network stuff, but it seems like I'm going to have to dive a bit deeper. Honestly I was reading the documentations for the commands I'm using and I understand like 10% of what I'm reading.

After searching for a while online I've given up on that and I've picked a book on TCP/IP protocol since it seems like Osrs uses TCP and not UDP. Now I just need to understand what I'm typing in the shell when I start Redsocks and the bash script for the iptables setup. Once that's done it'll probably mean I'll also understand what's happening, hopefully. 

We'll have to see how it goes. Thanks for asking.

On 6/16/2022 at 2:27 AM, Teamwork said:

I don't know a lot about networking but I seem to be getting closer. At first I wanted to see if I could get a quick fix without getting into the technical network stuff, but it seems like I'm going to have to dive a bit deeper. Honestly I was reading the documentations for the commands I'm using and I understand like 10% of what I'm reading.

After searching for a while online I've given up on that and I've picked a book on TCP/IP protocol since it seems like Osrs uses TCP and not UDP. Now I just need to understand what I'm typing in the shell when I start Redsocks and the bash script for the iptables setup. Once that's done it'll probably mean I'll also understand what's happening, hopefully. 

We'll have to see how it goes. Thanks for asking.

Not sure if it helps but i think its wire shark that can be used to get a closer eye on out going packets and such might help you find what you need could probably run wireshark then log into osrs account and see all requests out it makes. might try my self this weekend. are you running mirror mode or just stealth injection?

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I'm running mirror mode, that's why I really want to make sure Osrs is running on the proxy. I'll take a look at wire shark, it might actually help. Thanks!

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