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I am attempting to redirect traffic from an emulator (Android SDK) running in a Xubuntu environment that uses the host machine's network interface for output. Tcpdump shows traffic originating from the emulator going out a bonded network interface on the host.

As a result, the traffic does not pass through iptables PREROUTING NAT table. I do, however, see the traffic passing through the iptables OUTPUT NAT table. If I specify a rule for that traffic, say:

iptables -t nat -I OUTPUT -i lo -p tcp --dport -j REDIRECT --to-port 8080

I see the traffic on tcpdump generate a bunch of GET requests and eventually crash the mitmproxy application the traffic should be getting redirected to on the local box. It almost looks like an endless loop of GET requests for whatever site I am requesting (Google, yahoo, etc.) for the simple purpose of generating 80/443 traffic.

I am looking for assistance in the proper use of iptables to redirect locally generated HTTP/HTTPS traffic via emulator browser
(sharing the host IP) to be redirected to a local host proxy application (mitmproxy (mitmproxy.org)) running on the same host. The traffic would then need to be sent out an Internet-facing interface (eth0) and replies would eventually returned to the requesting broswer.

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I am attempting to redirect traffic from an emulator (Android SDK) running in a Xubuntu environment that uses the host machine's network interface for output. Tcpdump shows traffic originating from the emulator going out a bonded network interface on the host.

As a result, the traffic does not pass through iptables PREROUTING NAT table. I do, however, see the traffic passing through the iptables OUTPUT NAT table. If I specify a rule for that traffic, say:

iptables -t nat -I OUTPUT -i lo -p tcp --dport -j REDIRECT --to-port 8080

I see the traffic on tcpdump generate a bunch of GET requests and eventually crash the mitmproxy application the traffic should be getting redirected to on the local box. It almost looks like an endless loop of GET requests for whatever site I am requesting (Google, yahoo, etc.) for the simple purpose of generating 80/443 traffic.

I am looking for assistance in the proper use of iptables to redirect locally generated HTTP/HTTPS traffic via emulator browser
(sharing the host IP) to be redirected to a local host proxy application (mitmproxy (mitmproxy.org)) running on the same host. The traffic would then need to be sent out an Internet-facing interface (eth0) and replies would eventually returned to the requesting broswer.

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I am attempting to redirect traffic from an emulator (Android SDK) running in a Xubuntu environment that uses the host machine's network interface for output. Tcpdump shows traffic originating from the emulator going out a bonded network interface on the host.

As a result, the traffic does not pass through iptables PREROUTING NAT table. I do, however, see the traffic passing through the iptables OUTPUT NAT table. If I specify a rule for that traffic, say:

iptables -t nat -I OUTPUT -i lo -p tcp --dport -j REDIRECT --to-port 8080

I see the traffic on tcpdump generate a bunch of GET requests and eventually crash the mitmproxy application the traffic should be getting redirected to on the local box. It almost looks like an endless loop of GET requests for whatever site I am requesting (Google, yahoo, etc.) for the simple purpose of generating 80/443 traffic.

I am looking for assistance in the proper use of iptables to redirect locally generated HTTP/HTTPS traffic via emulator browser
(sharing the host IP) to be redirected to a local host proxy application (mitmproxy (mitmproxy.org)) running on the same host. The traffic would then need to be sent out an Internet-facing interface (eth0) and replies would eventually returned to the requesting broswer.

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iptables -t nat -I OUTPUT -i lo -p tcp --dport -j REDIRECT --to-port 8080

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