2025-09-26 08:04 UTC
@techlore@social.lol hmmm I think you'd have to get down and dirty to IPs and routing tables for that. Cause once the traffic is sent to the proxy server it's too late to do anything layer 7 based (unless we did some wonky hairpin proxy hop).
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@arichtman@eigenmagic.net 2025-09-26 08:04
@techlore@social.lol Assuming you could reasonably attain IP ranges for youtube (published or DNS-resolved), you could set routing destination/gateway to be different. Then as long as that gateway has a different public IP you're good? I suspect there's still issues - I don't think you could practically use a gateway outside the LAN, since it still needs to get to internet/ISP somehow and definitely not if you're using ULA or private v4