i believe what im trying to do is pretty simple but i cant for the life of me find the right documentation, guides or forum articles about this. im not sure whether squid or haproxy are the right pick for me but ive tried both and i couldnt get it to work
basically im trying to make my own proxies (something like webshare for example) but with ipv6, since i have a subnet of /48 ipv6 proxies on my virtual private server. my server is running arch linux and according to ip addr i have the following under the eth0 interface: inet6 xxxx:xxxx:xxx:xxxx::1/48 scope global. so if im not mistaken that means that i have access to more than a quintillion ipv6 addresses and i would like to be able to make requests through them, whether theyre randomly picked or specified by me through the proxy authentication process (for example when specifying the ip with curl’s -x parameter)
my end goal is basically to be able to either:
run curl -x http://[ipv6ip]:port -6 http://ifconfig.co and get a unique ipv6 address in each response
or be able to specify different ipv6 ips to curl and receive the specified ipv6 address in the response, for example
run curl -x http://[ipv6:ip1:23ex:ampl:eeee]:port -6 http://ifconfig.co and receive ipv6:ip1:23ex:ampl:eeee as the response
and
run curl -x http://[ipv6:ip1:23ex:ampl:ee22]:port -6 http://ifconfig.co and receive ipv6:ip1:23ex:ampl:ee22 as the response
i know these arent proper ipv6 ips but im just trying to get the idea across
i appreciate any help as ive been trying to pull this off for hours but have had no luck
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