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by snowpanda 3845 days ago
That looks interesting, do you happen to know if it has any advantages (or differences) between itself and shadowsocks?
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AFAIK shadowsocks is just a SOCKS proxy server with some features, correct? You then need to tell each application to actually use the server; some applications may not have such a configuration option.

sshuttle on the other hand changes your routing so that all TCP requests go through a SSH tunnel. No further configuration is needed on the application side. It does fall short of a full-blown VPN though in that it doesn't do UDP.

Ah I see, thanks, great explanation.