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Use shadowsocks-libev, you may need use base64 decoder to decode ss url. Outline client is for device with GUI, a client for CLI is too hard ( if not impossible ) for Electron.
But a simple client use ncurse or some other thing is OK. Manage multiple server with configuration file is boring.
@studentmain I would like it to redirect all traffic, including UDP traffic generated by router using tun2socks, instead of using transparent proxying. This requires a tun2socks build with Outline modifications to allow UDP redirection. I think the client simply needs a LuCI frontend for OpenWRT for GUI. DD-WRT version doesn't need a GUI.
@studentmain It would be cool to also have a pfSense/FreeBSD client. It doesn't need a GUI. Shadowsocks works under FreeBSD but I don't think tun2socks
does.
Just keep thing simple, a nix client with ncurse 'gui'. Web UI can be optional. But, ummmm... I think we must do it ourselves... This project is for device with GUI, not for device which only have terminal. If you need client for nix now, you still can use ss-libev and ss-qt5 (which have a GUI). You said that you want traffic from router itself go through shadowsocks, maybe you need iptables to do some redirect.
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@studentmain https://github.com/studentmain Would be cool to have pfSense/FreeBSD client. It doesn't need a GUI.
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@studentmain Only tun2socks
allows to redirect UDP traffic originating from the router. Using UDP transparent proxying doesn't allow that.
@YegorIevlev Thanks for using Outline and for your suggestion! We are open to new platforms but as @studentmain rightly points out, Electron is not going to run very well on a device like a router. I do think a Shadowsocks-powered router is a neat idea, though.
Just to mention this is already possible: https://github.com/shadowsocks/luci-app-shadowsocks
Also possible: sharing VPNs with a rooted Android phone.
@Mygod This solution doesn't handle UDP traffic. Thanks for the link. I wanted to get a travel router because I didn't knew that an Android phone is enough.
Assuming you're talking about luci-app-shadowsocks, README says you need to have iptables-mod-tproxy, ip
to use UDP traffic.
@Mygod Thanks! This closes the issue.
I suggest creating a client for wireless routers that at least supports DD-WRT and OpenWRT, the most common custom router firmwares.