SearProxy

A SearX / SearXNG compatible web content sanitizer proxy

This implementation is heavily inspired by Morty.

Usage

searproxy [OPTIONS] --hmac-secret <HMAC_SECRET> --listen <LISTEN_ADDRESS>

Options

• --lazy-images - Enable IMG element rewriting with "lazy" loading. (default: false)
• -f / --follow-redirect - Allow "Location" response header following (default: false)
• -l / --listen - <IPv4 / IPv6>:port or socket to listen on
• -p / --proxy-address - HTTP(s) / SOCKS5 proxy for outgoing HTTP(s) requests
• -s / --hmac-secret - Base64 encoded string to use as HMAC 256 secret
• --connect-timeout - Timeout in seconds to wait for until the connection is established (default: 5s)
• -t / --request-timeout - Timeout in seconds to wait for a request to complete
• -v / --log-level - Log level to use (default: WARN)
• -w / --worker-count - Worker thread count for handling incoming HTTP requests (default: CPU core count)
• -r / --permitted-ip-range - Permitted IP (v4, v6) ranges (default: "global")
• -h / --help - Print help information
• -V / --version - Print version information

ENV options

Passed options will override ENV options

• SEARPROXY_LAZY_IMAGES - Enable IMG element rewriting with "lazy" loading. (default: false)
• SEARPROXY_FOLLOW_REDIRECTS - Allow "Location" response header following (default: false)
• SEARPROXY_LISTEN - <IPv4 / IPv6>:port or socket to listen on
• HTTP_PROXY - HTTP(s) / SOCKS5 proxy for outgoing HTTP(s) requests
• SEARPROXY_HMAC_SECRET - Base64 encoded string to use as HMAC 256 secret
• SEARPROXY_CONNECT_TIMEOUT - Timeout in seconds to wait for until the connection is established (default: 5s)
• SEARPROXY_REQUEST_TIMEOUT - Timeout in seconds to wait for a request to complete
• SEARPROXY_LOG_LEVEL - Log level to use (default: WARN)
• SEARPROXY_WORKER_COUNT - Worker thread count for handling incoming HTTP requests (default: CPU core count)
• SEARPROXY_PERMITTED_IP_RANGE - Permitted IP (v4, v6) ranges (default: "global")

Open source licenses

A list of licenses for the projects used in SearProxy can be found here: friedemannsommer.github.io/searproxy/licenses.html.

This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit. (www.openssl.org)