Override QuotaGuard Static Socksify env variable setup with your own socks.conf file

qgoverride

#!/bin/bash
# Script inspired by and derived from Proximo (https://github.com/pirateradio/proximo-stacklet)
# Usage ./qgoverride rails s

if [ "${QUOTAGUARDSTATIC_URL}" == "" ]; then
  echo "No QUOTAGUARDSTATIC_URL env variable found. Have you installed QuotaGuard Static?"
  echo "If using Heroku:"
  echo "  heroku addons:add QuotaGuardstatic:test"
  echo "If using another platform sign-up at quotaguard.com and follow documentation to manually set variable"
  exit 2
fi

SOCKS_DIR="$(dirname $(dirname $(readlink -f ${BASH_SOURCE[0]})))/vendor/dante"

QUOTAGUARDSTATIC_USERNAME=$(awk -F'[/@:]' '{print $4}' <<< ${QUOTAGUARDSTATIC_URL})
QUOTAGUARDSTATIC_PASSWORD=$(awk -F'[/@:]' '{print $5}' <<< ${QUOTAGUARDSTATIC_URL})

export SOCKS_CONF="${SOCKS_DIR}/socks.conf.override"
export SOCKS_LIBDIR="${SOCKS_DIR}/lib"
export SOCKS_USERNAME="${QUOTAGUARDSTATIC_USERNAME}"
export SOCKS_PASSWORD="${QUOTAGUARDSTATIC_PASSWORD}"
export SOCKS_LIBRARY="${SOCKS_DIR}/lib/libdsocks.so"
export SOCKS_USEFULLPATH="true"

chmod +x ${SOCKS_DIR}/bin/socksify
echo "QuotaGuard Static enabled. Using your manually created socks.conf.override"

exec ${SOCKS_DIR}/bin/socksify $*

socks.conf.override

route {
  from: 0.0.0.0/0 to: 0.0.0.0/0 port = 3306 via: us-east-1-static-brooks.quotaguard.com port = 1080
  proxyprotocol: socks_v5
  method: username
  command: connect
}

Overriding the socks.conf allows you to specify complex client pass rules in your sock configuration file. In this example we are routing only traffic destined for port 3306 to the SOCKS5 proxy