Compound dialers #157
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Compound dialers #157
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This change set introduces two new upstream proxy schemes:
chain://force-resolve://Chain scheme is intended for simpler construction of proxy chains from just a single JS router script. There is no real reason to use
chain://from command line, it's easier to go with multiple-proxyarguments.force-resolve://scheme is an pseudo-proxy specification which wraps upstream proxy (or chain of them) in order to force domain name resolve before connection request will be sent to the upstream proxy. Normally dumbproxy omits resolve if request has to be forwarded to upstream and does resolve only for direct connections it makes. Withforce-resolve://name resolution happens always. It is useful when we want domain names to be resolved on our side: for stricter address filtration or as a workaround of resolving issues on upstream side.