jm33-m0 / ss-tun

L3 proxy backed by Shadowsocks

ss-tun

This script sets up a L3 proxy backed by Shadowsocks

Why bother using it?

Shadowsocks is an application level (SOCKS5) proxy that can be used only when your application supports it.

With tun2socks, you can convert any application level proxy into VPN, which means your routing table changes and your network packets will be sent through a virtual network interface (created by tun2socks). Eventually all TCP/UDP traffic on your system will go through Shadowsocks as if Shadowsocks was a real gateway.

As we all know, DNS in China is heavily polluted. It's necessary for us to use DoH (DNS over HTTPS), which can be proxied by Shadowsocks. Hence, this project uses doh-proxy for such purposes.

How to use it?

Windows (10 and above)

1. Edit ss_config.json
2. Run ss-switch.bat
3. Check output of the script, and test your connectivity
4. Run ss-switch.bat again to disable ss-tun, and follow on-screen instructions

Linux

as a systemd service

1. Edit ss_config.json
2. Run install.sh
3. Use systemctl start/stop ss-tun.service to toggle

one-shot

Put required binaries in $PATH

1. Edit ss_config.json
2. Run ./ss-tun to start
3. Run ./ss-tun stop to stop

ss-tun's Issues

Suggestions to README.md

• Fixation of minor grammatical errors
• More catchy phrases

Restore DNS

ss-tun/ss-tun.ps1

Line 94 in 78a98a0

Set-DnsClientServerAddress -InterfaceAlias tun114514 -ServerAddresses "127.0.0.1" -Confirm:$false