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RouterOS (v5+) script to update Hurricane Electric Dynamic DNS address
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OpenWRT installation of HTTP proxy with authentication
Based on OpenWRT: 18.06.1
(Note: using tinyproxy might accomplish this with less work, but only 1.10 supports authentication. As of December 2018, OpenWRT does not include that version. However, squid also supports other authentication methods so this guide may remain useful.)
I wanted to turn an ordinary WiFi router into an HTTP proxy, but it turns out that the guides I found are for transparent proxies, and worse, OpenWRT doesn't compile authentication into squid!
Official OpenWRT guide to Squid (don't follow these steps blindly, as its only purpose is HTTP caching):
The MTProto is easy to block; shadowsocks is hard to identify but cannot work without a client.
You can deylop this docker image to run a relay inside the firewall (China/Russia etc.), it provide a MTProto and all the packets will be sent through shadowsocks protocol.