How can I allow a program, which only supports talking through a HTTP proxy, to talk through a SOCKS proxy? In other words, take the HTTP-proxy request and turn it into a SOCKS-proxy request which gets forwarded to the SOCKS proxy, and pass the returned data back to the program through the HTTP proxy.
I need a solution that works on Debian Linux, preferably using software that is prepackaged in Debian's main repository.
The chain of communications would be: My program -> HTTP proxy (local) -> SOCKS proxy (local) -> External access
I found a handful of questions about doing it the other way around (a SOCKS proxy forwarding to a HTTP proxy), but that doesn't help me. HTTP proxy server for Windows that forwards to SOCKS proxy is similar to what I want, but since it asks for Windows solutions it doesn't help me.
You can use TorSocks for this. It's a preloadable library that redirects programs to use a socks proxy. It's typically used to redirect to Tor, but it can redirect to anything.
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