Open MrEMC opened 6 years ago
From my understanding of the code, this program itself is a fork of shadowsock-librev with the addition of obfs. You don't really need the main shadowsocks program on either the client behind the firewall or the proxy server, hence the standalone mode.
If you want to use it with shadowsocks-librev, ignore obfs-local and obfs-server, follow the Plugin mode with shadowsocks part.
As for the name of the server executable on your rpi, it should be ssserver.
I am kinda confused how to setup it on raspberry pi 3.
On the front page, it said client/server does it mean client (device connecting to server)? or it does it mean the actual simple-obfs server and server (the shadowsock server)?
I have shadowsock-librev version installed. I am able to connect to it
For some reason ss-local/ss-server is unknown command on my raspbery pi 3.