private static void Main(string[] args)
{
s_blockPageBytes = File.ReadAllBytes(Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "BlockedPage.html"));
// Let the user decide when to quit with ctrl+c.
var manualResetEvent = new ManualResetEvent(false);
Console.CancelKeyPress += (sender, e) =>
{
e.Cancel = true;
manualResetEvent.Set();
Console.WriteLine("Shutting Down");
};
// Hooking into these properties gives us an abstract interface where we may
// use informational, warning and error messages generated by the internals of
// the proxy in whatsoever way we see fit, though the design was to allow users
// to choose logging mechanisms.
LoggerProxy.Default.OnInfo += (msg) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("INFO: {0}", msg);
};
LoggerProxy.Default.OnWarning += (msg) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("WARN: {0}", msg);
};
LoggerProxy.Default.OnError += (msg) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("ERRO: {0}", msg);
};
// Just create the server.
var proxyServer = new WindowsProxyServer("Fake Authority", OnFirewallCheck, OnMsgBegin, OnMsgEnd);
// Give it a kick.
proxyServer.Start();
// And you're up and running.
Console.WriteLine("Proxy Running");
Console.WriteLine("Listening for IPv4 HTTP connections on port {0}.", proxyServer.V4HttpEndpoint.Port);
Console.WriteLine("Listening for IPv4 HTTPS connections on port {0}.", proxyServer.V4HttpsEndpoint.Port);
Console.WriteLine("Listening for IPv6 HTTP connections on port {0}.", proxyServer.V6HttpEndpoint.Port);
Console.WriteLine("Listening for IPv6 HTTPS connections on port {0}.", proxyServer.V6HttpsEndpoint.Port);
// Don't exit on me yet fam.
manualResetEvent.WaitOne();
Console.WriteLine("Exiting.");
// Stop if you must.
proxyServer.Stop();
}
private static void Main(string[] args)
{
GrantSelfFirewallAccess();
s_blockPageBytes = File.ReadAllBytes(Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "BlockedPage.html"));
// Let the user decide when to quit with ctrl+c.
var manualResetEvent = new ManualResetEvent(false);
Console.CancelKeyPress += (sender, e) =>
{
e.Cancel = true;
manualResetEvent.Set();
Console.WriteLine("Shutting Down");
};
// Hooking into these properties gives us an abstract interface where we may use
// informational, warning and error messages generated by the internals of the proxy in
// whatsoever way we see fit, though the design was to allow users to choose logging mechanisms.
LoggerProxy.Default.OnInfo += (msg) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("INFO: {0}", msg);
};
LoggerProxy.Default.OnWarning += (msg) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("WARN: {0}", msg);
};
LoggerProxy.Default.OnError += (msg) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("ERRO: {0}", msg);
};
var cfg = new ProxyServerConfiguration
{
AuthorityName = "Fake Authority",
FirewallCheckCallback = OnFirewallCheck,
HttpMessageReplayInspectionCallback = OnReplayInspection,
NewHttpMessageHandler = OnNewMessage,
HttpMessageWholeBodyInspectionHandler = OnWholeBodyContentInspection,
HttpMessageStreamedInspectionHandler = OnStreamedContentInspection,
HttpExternalRequestHandlerCallback = OnManualFulfillmentCallback,
BlockExternalProxies = true
};
// Just create the server.
var proxyServer = new WindowsProxyServer(cfg);
// Give it a kick.
proxyServer.Start(0);
// And you're up and running.
Console.WriteLine("Proxy Running");
Console.WriteLine("Listening for IPv4 HTTP/HTTPS connections on port {0}.", proxyServer.V4HttpEndpoint.Port);
Console.WriteLine("Listening for IPv6 HTTP/HTTPS connections on port {0}.", proxyServer.V6HttpEndpoint.Port);
// Don't exit on me yet fam.
manualResetEvent.WaitOne();
Console.WriteLine("Exiting.");
// Stop if you must.
proxyServer.Stop();
}
