socks5 | Full TCP | Proxy library

Just setting up my python environments here. An absolute newb if you must say.

Background information: Currently at a place that requires a proxy to be set. I do this by using the Manual Proxy Settings in Wondows Settings.

I did go ahead and add http_proxy, https_proxy, and socks_proxy to my system variables as follows HTTP_PROXY http://10.8.0.1:8080 HTTPS_PROXY https://10.8.0.1:8080 ALL_PROXY socks5://10.8.0.1:8080

Any and everytime I type in to install any package through pip, I write the command "pip install package_name" on my powershell terminal, I get the error,

What I want

I tried to use proxy configuration for faster connection on my git, my config was git config --global http.proxy socks5://127.0.0.1:1080, and it works fine with git. However, after applying this, my Julia package installation fails as following:

I am trying to disable javascript so that websites know that the javascript is disabled on pupeeter(ie: tags) in a base class made to crawl websites however my script fail to so as it's not disabling javascript when I go to any websites. Here is my code:

I know there are a lot of different comminucation protocals like: http, tcp, ssh, socks5, SMTP, POP,etc.

I also know that to achieve a comminication, we need to connect localhost:localport to remotehost:remoteport. For example, if we google something, we would connect a random local port to www.google.com: 80. If we ssh a remote host, we would connect a random local port to remotehost: 22.

My question is: Are communication protocol Half-duplex or Full-duplex?

I guess the answer is Half-duplex. Because I think in http connection, at first we send the request from localhost:localport to remotehost:80, and then the remote server send its response from remotehost:80 to localhost:localport. Similarly, in ssh connection, at first we sent the ssh commands to remote host, after receiving the commands, the remote host do something and send the results back to the local host.

So I think in one connection between localhost:localport and remotehost:remoteport, the message is sent either from localhost:localport to remotehost:remoteport, or from remotehost:remoteport to localhost:localport.

Am I right?

I'm working on a socks5 proxy server and now I'm implementing a ICMP tunneling method to to tunnel SSH traffic through the ICMP protocol to bypass firewall restrictions.

This is the open source I used: https://github.com/sanecz/pingtunnel

I'm trying to clone a github repo via a SOCKS5 proxy. In ~/.ssh/config I have:

I want use GuzzleHttp with Socks5 proxy.

It's not working on Linux.
It's successfully workin on Windows.
(Same progam to Linux)

I want to do ssh -ND 888 root@0.0.0.0 functionality in my macos app can someone please suggest any idea ?

I tried with libSSH but not helpful I want to do SOCKS5 Proxy

Swift or Objective-C both okay, just want something working... Thanks