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Disclaimer: I am new to snowflake, so I'm guessing a bit.
Looking at the schema here:
And looking at my log output, a successful connection seems to look like this:
sdp offer successfully received.
Generating answer...
OnDataChannel
Connection successful.
OnOpen channel
connected to relay
[...]
OnClose channel
Traffic throughput (up|down): 110 KB|149 KB -- (...
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It depends on the OS that is hosting Docker. If it's Linux - it's just as easy as it can be via firewall: add a user-based rules for your container and run the container under the specific user, respectively
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There is a tool called torctl which lets you do exactly that.
It is written in bash however, so you can only use it on Linux/OSX.
By editing your torrc file, you are able to spoof your location.
e.g. append ExitNodes {us},{ca} to your torrc.
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This is a result of the Russian state censorship. We're - my project community and I - are working on the fix, and will publish it soon. All you need now is to find an unpublished bridge for Tor: the proxy-related error message is actually an error message from a plugable transport that indicates that it can't reach the bridge - the bridge is banned or ...
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