How to DeleGateD in Mac OS ?

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starcrazy

January 02, 2014 02:00

in windows (as described by "rotblitz) :

1. Rename dgX_Y_Z.exe to DeleGateD.exe.
2. Enter the command (on one line - no typos!), in the same folder:
DeleGateD.exe -P53 SERVER=udprelay://208.67.222.222:5353 SERVER=udprelay://208.67.220.220:5353 PERMIT=*:208.67.*:.localnet ADMIN=youremail@domain.com
(Replace youremail@domain.com by one of your e-mail addresses, of course.)
There are a few questions raised, they should be self-explaining, so answer them.
3. Edit the TCP/IPv4 settings of your network connection to point your DNS to 127.0.0.1, replacing the OpenDNS server addresses, which might still be there.

Please tell me the steps in Mac OSX ?

Thanks

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  rotblitz January 02, 2014 12:51

  You need to download the package for Mac OSX
  The command line parameters are almost the same, although you cannot install as a service on Mac OSX.

  Best is to search for documentation at their site: https://startpage.com/do/search?q=MacOS+X+host%3Adelegate.org

  Btw, why using DeleGate as DNS proxy?  This was a workaround only.  You better use the dnscrypt-proxy nowadays.
  http://dnscrypt.org/

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  starcrazy January 03, 2014 04:02

  Thank you rotblitz for the answer, my ISP use transparent DNS

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  rotblitz January 04, 2014 00:30

  Fine, the dnscrypt-proxy serves the same purpose as DeleGate DNS proxy with even better results and security.

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  starcrazy January 05, 2014 16:35

  Mr. rotblitz, would you like to give me simple tutorial installing dnscrypt-proxy via terminal in osx? thanx in advance

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  rotblitz January 05, 2014 17:01

  I don't have any experience with this on OSX.  Best is to follow the instructions at http://dnscrypt.org/ and https://github.com/jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy/blob/master/README.markdown

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  starcrazy January 05, 2014 17:50

  and my ISP still intercept the DNS :(

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  rotblitz January 06, 2014 12:16

  Do you use the dnscrypt-proxy in between?  If so, post the complete plain text output of the following command here:

  nslookup -type=txt debug.opendns.com.

  If you don't have nslookup installed on this computer, use this command instead:

  dig debug.opendns.com  txt

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  starcrazy January 16, 2014 06:16

  solved i just use /ip firewall nat add chain tcp and udp port 53 to target openDNS on my mikrotik router, thx Mr. rotblitz

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