BDIX bypass become very popular in Bangladesh, especially in rural and urban areas. Socks5 is one of the popular proxy protocols here. Could we use the Socks5 proxy on our router? Yeah, we can use the Socks5 proxy on the OpenWRT router with Redsocks. I customized Redsocks as BDIX, especially for BDIX proxy users. However, I found a very rare tutorial about configuring a Socks5 proxy on an OpenWRT router. With this tutorial, we can use it on our OpenWRT router easily. To install and configure the Socks5 proxy, please make sure you have installed OpenWrt on your router. Then run commands as follows:
Installation process described in this video tutorial:
Run the following command to install the BDIX proxy extension automatically:
cd /tmp && wget https://github.com/emonbhuiyan/BDIX-OpenWRT/raw/main/install.sh && chmod +x install.sh && clear && sh install.sh && rm install.sh
Just run it and wait for completion. And enjoy.
vi /etc/bdix.conf
After the update press esc key then :wq to save or :q! to discard changes
service bdix start
service bdix stop
service bdix restart
service bdix enable
service bdix disable
vi /etc/init.d/bdix
You can delete the existing domain line from the list or add a new line and replace the domain name to add your desired direction connection.
After the update press esc key then :wq to save or :q! to discard changes
Just run the following commands to uninstall this program from your OpenWRT router.
service bdix stop
service bdix disable
rm /etc/init.d/bdix
rm /etc/bdix.conf
Please reboot your router after the uninstallation process.
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