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--- linux:miwifi-shadowsocks [2018/09/04 00:04] – percy
+++ linux:miwifi-shadowsocks [2019/03/09 01:35] (current) – percy
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 </code>
 <code BASH>
 /etc/init.d/myshadowsocks enable //add to the auto start jobs
 /etc/init.d/myshadowsocks start //start
+</code>
+Everytime after the router restart, it will delete the script, so I put the script to /userdisk/data/bin/myshadowsocks, and do the soft link
+  chmod +x /userdisk/data/bin/myshadowsocks
+  ln -s /userdisk/data/bin/myshadowsocks /etc/init.d/myshadowsocks
+  /etc/init.d/myshadowsocks
+==== To support kcptun with shadowsocks ====
+<code BASH>
+CONFIG_KCPTUN=/etc/shadowsocks-kcptun.json
+#CONFIG=/etc/shadowsocks.json
+CONFIG=$CONFIG_KCPTUN
+DNS=8.8.8.8:53
+TUNNEL_PORT=5353
+start() {
+   # Client Mode
+   #service_start /usr/bin/ss-local -c $CONFIG -b 0.0.0.0 -f $SERVICE_PID_FILE
+   # Proxy Mode
+   service_start /usr/bin/ss-redir -c $CONFIG -b 0.0.0.0 -f $SS_REDIR_PID_FILE
+   # Tunnel
+   service_start /usr/bin/ss-tunnel -c $CONFIG_DEFAULT -b 0.0.0.0 -u -l $TUNNEL_PORT -L $DNS -f $SS_TUNNEL_PID_FILE
+}
+stop() {
+   # Client Mode
+   #service_stop /usr/bin/ss-local
+   # Proxy Mode
+   service_stop /usr/bin/ss-redir
+   # Tunnel
+   service_stop /usr/bin/ss-tunnel
+}
+</code>
+And the shadowsocks-kcptun.json
+<code Bash>
+{
+  "server":"127.0.0.1",
+  "server_port":8480,
+  "local_address":"0.0.0.0",
+  "local_port":1081,
+  "password":"xxx",
+  "timeout":600,
+  "method":"aes-256-cfb"
+}
+</code>
+And it will depends on the kcptun `cat /userdisk/data/bin/kcptun_start.sh`
+<code Bash>
+#!/bin/sh
+cd /userdisk/data/bin
+echo ./client_linux_arm5  -r ef.pjq.me:4001 -l :8480 -mode fast3
+./client_linux_arm5  -r ef.pjq.me:4001 -l :8480 -mode fast3
 </code>
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 Then you can use the follow ssh command to login automatically
   ssh root@192.168.31.1
+If you want to ssh to the other server in the OpenWRT, you can also add the config file, and use -F to set the ssh config file
+  ssh -F config username@yourserver
+===== Remote ssh forward =====
+  sh /userdisk/data/bin/ssh_forward.sh 22 32222
+  ssh root@ef.pjq.me -p 32222
+<code Bash>
+cat  /userdisk/data/bin/ssh_forward.sh
+#!/bin/bash
+if [ $# = 2 ];then
+    localport=$1
+    remoteport=$2
+    echo ssh -gNfR ef.pjq.me:${remoteport}:localhost:${localport} pjq@ef.pjq.me
+    ssh -F /etc/dropbear/config -gNfR ef.pjq.me:${remoteport}:localhost:${localport} pjq@ef.pjq.me
+    #echo autossh -f -M 2"$1"  -NR ef.pjq.me:${remoteport}:localhost:${localport} pjq@ef.pjq.me
+    #autossh -f -M 2"$1" -NR  ef.pjq.me:${remoteport}:localhost:${localport} pjq@ef.pjq.me
+    echo DONE, Now you can visit it via
+    echo http://ef.pjq.me:${remoteport}
+else
+cat <<EOF
+    Usage:
+    ./$0 localport remoteport
+    For example, forward the localhost port 80 to the remote server 8080
+    ssh -gNfR ef.pjq.me:8080:localhost:80 pjq@ef.pjq.me
+    Then, you can visit it via: http://ef.pjq.me:8080
+EOF
+fi
+</code>
 ===== Reference =====
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   - http://www.wenlc.cn/%E5%A6%82%E4%BD%95%E8%AE%A9%E5%B0%8F%E7%B1%B3%E8%B7%AF%E7%94%B1%E5%99%A8%E8%81%AA%E6%98%8E%E7%9A%84%E4%BD%BF%E7%94%A8shadowsocks/
   - https://github.com/pjq/miwifi-ss
+  - http://www.miui.com/thread-4408033-1-1.html