MicroWARP tested by Argusic Runner

What the test found

microsocks compiles and delivers authenticated SOCKS5 proxy with verified E2E HTTP connectivity; usque binary runs v4.2.1 and lists all subcommands; entrypoint.sh executes both WireGuard and MASQUE paths correctly when mock networking tools are present; Docker image cannot be built due to no root/user namespace access.

Built microsocks from source (pure C). Downloaded usque v4.2.1 prebuilt binary. Verified entrypoint.sh parses both WireGuard and MASQUE paths with mock networking tools (ran cleanly). Verified authenticated SOCKS5 proxy E2E through httpbin.org returned 256 bytes including origin IP. Docker image build failed because dockerd needs root and user namespaces are blocked. Full container deployment requires a host with dockerd or root access.

Argusic could not fully install MicroWARP and launched it; verification reached Verified with mock services. 0 of 3 recorded errors were worked through (see the timeline below).

Did not runall runs of MicroWARP

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