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any video for this, btw, thank you hope somebody can compile it into .deb
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Wow, thanks for this. Way back I was looking for such a guide but have since found shadowsocks easier to use, better for mobile use and more resistant to the great firewall of China. I also put up a small step-by-step guide over here.
What I did was make an icon with the American flag and tapping on it will turn the proxy on and turn the icon into a hammer and sickle, which if clicked will turn the proxy off
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devel-su Password: rootme cd /usr/share/icons/hicolor/64x64/apps rm -f start.png stop.png flushdns.png
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http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=80600
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Hello all,
So after hours of searching and reading on the web, I finally figured out how to run OpenVPN service on N9 with the service being free. I know many people would have OpenVPN running successfully, I just want to help beginners like me.
Here in my country, YouTube is blocked so I needed a VPN to access it. I must admit I was having a hard time configuring this thing as there was no straightforward tutorial to set it up. Plus there is no GUI but it is better than nothing.
But in this tutorial, buttons are created to start/stop OpenVPN which makes it a lot easier.
I tried VPN9C, IPsec based, which has a GUI, but I could not find any free service provider.
Now I want to put it up on this forum so that anybody wanting to use OpenVPN could do it easily and in one go.
Warning! I claim no responsibility for whatever happens to your phone because of this guide. Though it should work fine in most cases.
Warning 2! : Don't let your phone battery run out of power completely to the point where it shuts down and doesn't restart. In that case, refhashlist containing SHAsums of files get corrupted. Result You get rebootloops which can be fixed. BUT you won't be able to use DNS FLUSH part. So charge your phone before it shuts down itself, use automatic powersaving.
NOTE:- I am claiming NO credit for this tutorial as I have just gathered the available info and simplified it.
Credits: 12VPN Tutorial for Harmattan ; MeeGo Forums Thread ; VPNBook for Free VPN Service
I have attached a zip file containing all the files necessary for the operation, you can find it at the bottom of this post.
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1.First, download the zip file I have attached (sorry for the messy icons), extract the files and Put them in a Folder by the name myvpn for your ease. Then Copy this folder to your N9 MyDocs folder.
2.Then, we add Elleo's Repo to the N9:
3. Then Install Jare's version of OpenVPN.
As root:
4. Installing VPNbook free OpenVPN Profile:
Open terminal as root, and type the following:
5. Creating the start/stop icons for OpenVPN start/stop operation on Application Homescreen:
As root:
6. Setting up Flush DNS part:
As root:
7. Finally, all is set for the OpenVPN to operate, the desktop icons should appear by this time on the Applications Homescreen, Put them into a separate vpn folder for ease.
Tap the VPN ON Icon to start OpenVPN, give it a few seconds before it could connect to the VPNBook Server. Try YouTube after that. It should work. To stop OpenVPN, tap the STOP VPN icon.
8. Flush DNS:
It is used to counter the problem of DNS Poisoning, especially in China. Details are given at 12VPN.com tutorial. To use this, tap the FLUSH DNS icon before and after Using OpenVPN.
Hope it works for most of the people and save them the effort of starting stopping VPN from terminal especially beginners like me.
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UPDATE:- VPNBOOK updated their server credentials. The attachments here are updated too. Should work now.
Update 08/05/2013 Credentials Updated along with some changes in the tutorial.
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ALTERNATIVE--> Okay so if anyone wants to try an alternative namely ShadowSocks by chiappa, one can try it at this site
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Thanks to Schturman
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Last edited by khan.orak; 2013-10-19 at 03:25.