Add resolvconf_nameservers to the list of functions imported from
helpers.
Fixed an instance where the method client.main was being called with
ns_hosts (string obtained from optional argument --ns-hosts) instead of
nslist (list of tuples that was already being passed to other methods).
Should fix issue #24.
By default, the --dns flag configures the firewall to only intercept
queries made to the nameservers defined in resolvconf. This flag enables
the user to explicitly specify the nameservers which queries will be
redirected. This can be useful when the local nameserver forwards
queries to some domains to a nameserver on the remote site of the
tunnel.
I looks like building the app UI for OS X has been broken since
9eced8d049
due to the sources.list.do file still referencing the old .png images.
Without this fix the build will stop at:
do chicken-tiny.png
do: Users/elasticdog/sshuttle/src/ui-macos/chicken-tiny.png: no .do file
do: Sshuttle VPN.app: got exit code 1
do: Sshuttle VPN.app.zip: got exit code 1
do: dist: got exit code 1
do: ui-macos/all: got exit code 1
do: all: got exit code 1
Without this fix, the rdr rule is executed sending the packages that
should be excluded to the ssh tunnel.
What I did was make sure that the packages that are going to the
excluded subnets are processed first and only after that, the remaining
packages will be sent to the ssh tunnel.
Thanks Warr1024 on #openssh channel in freenode for telling me about
the quick keyword and the rest of guys in the channel who tried to help.
When using Options parser within a unittest.TextTestRunner with buffering enabled (buffer=True), it fails with:
AttributeError: StringIO instance has no attribute 'fileno'
This change will prevent this kind of error.
This icons are using scale independent PDF template images which make menu item
icon look great on both Yosemite light & dark theme. Also adding new flatter
and higher resolution app icon.
Importing everything (*) from AppKit takes a while, since we got 3 scripts
doing that, startup could take up to few seconds. This change makes script
import only what they need, improving startup time to fraction of second.
Otherwise the package is only installable on current Ubuntu releases
and neither on future Ubuntu releases (which will use systemd) nor on
Debian and other Debian derivatives (where the administrator can
decided which init system is used).
