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A multi-functional version of a popular network circumvention tool
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The best solution to use psiphon on Linux #26

Open mouhmmad opened 5 years ago

mouhmmad commented 5 years ago

for every one want to use psiphon on Linux just follow these simple steps.

1- install one of these softwares playonlux, wine or crossover. 2- download this modded psiphon from here 3- install using one of the above softwares 4- launch the new installed psiphon , go to settings and chose "system proxy" in settings. 5- finally go and set your system proxy as follows 127.0.0.1 port 1997. 6- start the program.

now, you can enjoy using psiphon vpn on any Linux distribution. ( tested on deepin OS )

sharma-kunal commented 4 years ago

I have done everything as you said, but psiphon connects and disconnects suddenly.

cstuart1310 commented 4 years ago

I have done everything as you said, but psiphon connects and disconnects suddenly.

Did you ever solve this issue? I'm getting the exact same, with the terminal saying that it can't allocate a console.

sharma-kunal commented 4 years ago

No, I could nor find anything relevant to solve the problem.

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I have done everything as you said, but psiphon connects and disconnects suddenly.

Did you ever solve this issue? I'm getting the exact same, with the terminal saying that it can't allocate a console.

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englianhu commented 3 years ago

for every one want to use psiphon on Linux just follow these simple steps.

1- install one of these softwares playonlux, wine or crossover. 2- download this modded psiphon from here 3- install using one of the above softwares 4- launch the new installed psiphon , go to settings and chose "system proxy" in settings. 5- finally go and set your system proxy as follows 127.0.0.1 port 1997. 6- start the program.

now, you can enjoy using psiphon vpn on any Linux distribution. ( tested on deepin OS )

:~$ wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/k-phon/files/KPhonMini_ins.exe
:~$ sudo apt-get install playonlinux

installed but the computer ip address doesn't change, normally using psiphon3 on windows os will be able change whole computer ip address...

:~$ curl https://ipinfo.io/ip
175.143.193.241

qyrIxIk Source : https://i.imgur.com/qyrIxIk.mp4 / https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7227582/119269052-b79e7780-bc30-11eb-85ac-dad1c95c8cc4.mp4

Imgur Source Video : https://imgur.com/QqF5MS3

prime-hacker commented 2 years ago

Hello guys, I have searched a lot about this problem (running Psiphon on linux) and it turns out that Psiphon-Labs have just compiled a binary for linux (just 6 days ago). So I downloaded it, made it as an executable by writing $ chmod +x psiphon-tunnel-core-x86_64 then executed it with this configuration file psiphon.config (from this tutorial)

{ "LocalHttpProxyPort":8081, "LocalSocksProxyPort":1081, "PropagationChannelId":"FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF", "RemoteServerListDownloadFilename":"remote_server_list", "RemoteServerListSignaturePublicKey":"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", "RemoteServerListUrl":"https://s3.amazonaws.com//psiphon/web/mjr4-p23r-puwl/server_list_compressed", "SponsorId":"FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF", "UseIndistinguishableTLS":true }

by writing this command on my linux terminal $ ./psiphon-tunnel-core-x86_64 -config psiphon.config At this point, it works as an http, https and ftp proxy at 127.0.0.1:8081 and a socks proxy at 127.0.0.1:1081. So configure your browser to use this proxy, and happy circumventing! Hope this helps someone.

MohammadAsadi4 commented 8 months ago

Thanks man

Tem85 commented 3 months ago

Hello guys. Please tell me how to launch a specific region? So that when turned on, there is always a geolocation of the same country.

advancecf commented 3 months ago

Hello guys. Please tell me how to launch a specific region? So that when turned on, there is always a geolocation of the same country.

regions":["AT","BE","BG","BR","CA","CH","CZ","DE","DK","EE","ES","FI","FR","GB","HR","HU","ID","IE","IN","IT","JP","LV","NL","NO","PL","PT","RO","RS","SE","SG","SK","US"]

You can add the "EgressRegion" line in the "psiphon.config" file to specify the desired country. For example, if you want to set the EgressRegion as "US" for the United States, you can use the following code snippet:

{ ... "EgressRegion": "US" }

This will configure Psiphon to use an exit node in the specified country (in this case, the United States).