The command:
sudo ssh -D localport user@externalhostwill set up a local SOCKS proxy listening on localport which will route all your traffic (including privledged ports) via external host.
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Be careful about using this with Firefox -- your DNS queries will still go to the non-proxied network interface until you make some configuration changes.
Set the config preference "network.proxy.socks_remote_dns" to true. (See about:config)
Thanks for the tip, I had assumed DNS would be proxied, but I was wrong.
try
ssh -CfgN -d 9999
This will open SOCKS proxy without a ssh shell, and data is compressed
If you use Firefox you might want to check out the FoxyProxy addon. It gives you control about what URLs to use which proxy (including SOCKS).
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