v5.7.29r3

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

5.7.29r3

• Persian, English, Russian and Simplified Chinese, selectable beside the appearance control.

• Zirgozar-style interface and update page, with the version beside the application name.

• Responsive layout checked at mobile, tablet and desktop widths.

• Telegram group link below the application pages.

• Complete archive extraction and package installation instructions.

• Retry temporary DNS and connection failures automatically.

• Fall back to the GitHub release page when the API is unavailable.

• Clear stale version results when GitHub cannot be reached.

• Separate update tab with installed, GitHub and final versions.

• Differential downloads from GitHub with download and installation progress.

• One archive per OpenWrt target containing both Gozarbin and its matching LuCI package.

• Day/night appearance and a traffic chart with 1-, 7- and 30-day history.

• Refresh LuCI permissions after installing the interface.

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install the packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# Replace this with the exact downloaded archive filename.
archive='gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz'
tar -xzf "$archive" && cd "${archive%.tar.gz}" || exit 1
# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-[0-9]*.apk ./luci-app-gozarbin-*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install ./gozarbin_*.ipk ./luci-app-gozarbin_*.ipk

Psiphon is part of the gozarbin package: run it on its own,
inside WARP, or as the way WARP is dialled, with a choice of exit
country. It takes about 20 MB of flash. Upgrading from 2.2.x with
gozarbin-psiphon installed is fine; the new package drops the old
binary, and apk del gozarbin-psiphon (or opkg remove gozarbin-psiphon) clears the empty package left behind. On a router
short of flash, remove gozarbin-psiphon before upgrading.

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Psiphon on its own or chained with WARP either way round, leaving from the country you pick.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v5.7.29r2...v5.7.29r3

v5.7.29r2

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

5.7.29r2

• Separate update tab with installed, GitHub and final versions.
• Differential downloads from GitHub with download and installation progress.
• One archive per OpenWrt target containing both Gozarbin and its matching LuCI package.
• Day/night appearance and a traffic chart with 1-, 7- and 30-day history.
• Refresh LuCI permissions after installing the interface.

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install the packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-2*.apk ./luci-app-gozarbin-*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install ./gozarbin_*.ipk ./luci-app-gozarbin_*.ipk

Psiphon is part of the gozarbin package: run it on its own,
inside WARP, or as the way WARP is dialled, with a choice of exit
country. It takes about 20 MB of flash. Upgrading from 2.2.x with
gozarbin-psiphon installed is fine; the new package drops the old
binary, and apk del gozarbin-psiphon (or opkg remove gozarbin-psiphon) clears the empty package left behind. On a router
short of flash, remove gozarbin-psiphon before upgrading.

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Psiphon on its own or chained with WARP either way round, leaving from the country you pick.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v5.7.29...v5.7.29r2

v5.7.29

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install the packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted /tmp/*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install  /tmp/*.ipk

Psiphon is part of the gozarbin package: run it on its own,
inside WARP, or as the way WARP is dialled, with a choice of exit
country. It takes about 20 MB of flash. Upgrading from 2.2.x with
gozarbin-psiphon installed is fine; the new package drops the old
binary, and apk del gozarbin-psiphon (or opkg remove gozarbin-psiphon) clears the empty package left behind. On a router
short of flash, remove gozarbin-psiphon before upgrading.

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Psiphon on its own or chained with WARP either way round, leaving from the country you pick.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v2.3.1...v5.7.29

v2.3.1

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install the packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-2*.apk ./luci-app-gozarbin-*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install ./gozarbin_*.ipk ./luci-app-gozarbin_*.ipk

Psiphon is part of the gozarbin package: run it on its own,
inside WARP, or as the way WARP is dialled, with a choice of exit
country. It takes about 20 MB of flash. Upgrading from 2.2.x with
gozarbin-psiphon installed is fine; the new package drops the old
binary, and apk del gozarbin-psiphon (or opkg remove gozarbin-psiphon) clears the empty package left behind. On a router
short of flash, remove gozarbin-psiphon before upgrading.

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Psiphon on its own or chained with WARP either way round, leaving from the country you pick.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v2.3.0...v2.3.1

v2.3.0

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install the packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-2*.apk ./luci-app-gozarbin-*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install ./gozarbin_*.ipk ./luci-app-gozarbin_*.ipk

Psiphon is part of the gozarbin package: run it on its own,
inside WARP, or as the way WARP is dialled, with a choice of exit
country. It takes about 20 MB of flash. Upgrading from 2.2.x with
gozarbin-psiphon installed is fine; the new package drops the old
binary, and apk del gozarbin-psiphon (or opkg remove gozarbin-psiphon) clears the empty package left behind. On a router
short of flash, remove gozarbin-psiphon before upgrading.

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Psiphon on its own or chained with WARP either way round, leaving from the country you pick.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v2.2.2...v2.3.0

v2.2.2

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install the packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-2*.apk ./luci-app-gozarbin-*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install ./gozarbin_*.ipk ./luci-app-gozarbin_*.ipk

Psiphon is optional and comes as gozarbin-psiphon, about 20 MB:
install it too (apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-psiphon-*.apk
or opkg install ./gozarbin-psiphon_*.ipk) to run Psiphon on its
own, inside WARP, or as the way WARP is dialled, with a choice of
exit country.

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Psiphon on its own or chained with WARP either way round, leaving from the country you pick.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v2.2.1...v2.2.2

v2.2.1

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install the packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-2*.apk ./luci-app-gozarbin-*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install ./gozarbin_*.ipk ./luci-app-gozarbin_*.ipk

Psiphon is optional and comes as gozarbin-psiphon, about 20 MB:
install it too (apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-psiphon-*.apk
or opkg install ./gozarbin-psiphon_*.ipk) to run Psiphon on its
own, inside WARP, or as the way WARP is dialled, with a choice of
exit country.

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Psiphon on its own or chained with WARP either way round, leaving from the country you pick.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v2.2.0...v2.2.1

v2.2.0

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install the packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-2*.apk ./luci-app-gozarbin-*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install ./gozarbin_*.ipk ./luci-app-gozarbin_*.ipk

Psiphon is optional and comes as gozarbin-psiphon, about 20 MB:
install it too (apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-psiphon-*.apk
or opkg install ./gozarbin-psiphon_*.ipk) to run Psiphon on its
own, inside WARP, or as the way WARP is dialled, with a choice of
exit country.

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Psiphon on its own or chained with WARP either way round, leaving from the country you pick.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v2.1.7...v2.2.0

v2.1.7

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install both packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-*.apk ./luci-app-gozarbin-*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install ./gozarbin_*.ipk ./luci-app-gozarbin_*.ipk

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v2.1.6...v2.1.7

v2.1.6

Gozarbin for OpenWrt

Gozarbin finds a way out of a filtered network and hands it to the
whole router: transparently, as a TUN interface, or as a plain
SOCKS5 proxy. It is built on the Aether core by CluvexStudio, and
comes with a Persian right-to-left LuCI page.

OpenWrt

Grab the gozarbin-openwrt-<release>-<arch>.tar.gz that matches your
router and install both packages inside it. Twelve architectures,
each in both formats: 24.10.x is opkg, 25.12.x is apk.

# OpenWrt 25.12.x
apk add --allow-untrusted ./gozarbin-*.apk ./luci-app-gozarbin-*.apk
# OpenWrt 24.10.x
opkg install ./gozarbin_*.ipk ./luci-app-gozarbin_*.ipk

aarch64_cortex-a53/a72/a76, aarch64_generic,
arm_cortex-a5/a7/a8/a9/a15 (the vfp variants) and x86_64.
MIPS, PowerPC and big-endian ARM are not built: Rust carries them
as tier 3, so the core cannot be produced for them.

Then open Services -> Gozarbin in LuCI. The packages pull in
the nftables TProxy and socket modules, the TUN module and full
iproute2, so a fresh router needs nothing installed by hand.

• Three ways to run: transparent TProxy, a TUN interface, or SOCKS5 only.
• Scans for a gateway that answers from inside Iran, and remembers the one that worked.
• Live upload and download accounting, read from real nftables counters.
• Iran IP ranges and sing-box GeoIP/GeoSite rule sets, from any URL you choose.
• Never touches Passwall2: not its firewall rules, not its sing-box.

Desktop

The aether-<platform>-<arch> archives are the upstream standalone
client for Linux and Windows. Run one and point a browser,
terminal or system proxy at 127.0.0.1:1819.

Every archive ships with a matching .sha256, and SHA256SUMS.txt
lists them all. See README.md for the full Persian guide.

Full Changelog: v2.1.5...v2.1.6