Go package for building go-tun2socks-based clients for Outline and Intra (now with support for Choir metrics). For macOS, iOS, and Android, the output is a library; for Linux and Windows it is a command-line executable.
Usage of tun2socks:
-checkConnectivity
Check the proxy TCP and UDP connectivity and exit.
-dnsFallback
Enable DNS fallback over TCP (overrides the UDP handler).
-logLevel string
Logging level: debug|info|warn|error|none (default "info")
-proxyCipher string
Shadowsocks proxy encryption cipher (default "chacha20-ietf-poly1305")
-proxyHost string
Shadowsocks proxy hostname or IP address
-proxyPassword string
Shadowsocks proxy password
-proxyPort int
Shadowsocks proxy port number
-tunAddr string
TUN interface IP address (default "10.0.85.2")
-tunDNS string
Comma-separated list of DNS resolvers for the TUN interface (Windows only) (default "1.1.1.1,9.9.9.9,208.67.222.222")
-tunGw string
TUN interface gateway (default "10.0.85.1")
-tunMask string
TUN interface network mask; prefixlen for IPv6 (default "255.255.255.0")
-tunName string
TUN interface name (default "tun0")
-version
Print the version and exit.
- macOS host (iOS, macOS)
- Xcode (iOS, macOS)
- make
- Go >= 1.14
- A C compiler (e.g.: clang, gcc)
- gomobile (iOS, macOS, Android)
- xgo (Windows, Linux)
- Docker (Windows, Linux)
- Other common utilities (e.g.: git)
As of Go 1.14, gomobile does not support building frameworks for macOS. We have patched gomobile to enable building a framework for macOS by replacing the default iOS simulator build.
Until we upstream the change, the (Darwin) binary to enable this behavior is located at tools/gomobile and is used by the build_macos.sh build script.
We build binaries for Linux and Windows from source without any custom integrations. xgo and Docker are required to support cross-compilation.
go get -d ./...
./build_[ios|android|macos|windows].sh