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BDIX Bypass Service on OpenWRT Router

BDIX bypass is becoming increasingly popular in Bangladesh, especially in both rural and urban areas. Socks5 is one of the most widely used proxy protocols here.

Can we use a Socks5 proxy on an OpenWRT router?

Yes! We can configure a Socks5 proxy on an OpenWRT router using Redsocks. I have customized Redsocks as BDIX, specifically for BDIX proxy users. However, there are very few tutorials available on setting up a Socks5 proxy on an OpenWRT router.

This tutorial will guide you through the installation and configuration process, making it easy to set up on your OpenWRT router.

🎧 Video Tutorial

For a step-by-step video guide, watch this tutorial:

Install BDIX bypass on OpenWRT router

🚀 BDIX Proxy Service Installation

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 the process to complete. Enjoy!

🔧 Updating Proxy IP, Port, Username & Password

To update the proxy settings, edit the configuration file:

vi /etc/bdix.conf

After making changes:

  • Press Esc, then type :wq to save & exit.
  • Type :q! to exit without saving.

Update proxy IP, Port, Username & Password

🏛 Managing BDIX Proxy Service

Start BDIX Proxy Bypass

service bdix start

Stop BDIX Proxy Bypass

service bdix stop

Restart BDIX Proxy Bypass

service bdix restart

Enable BDIX Auto Boot-Start

service bdix enable

Disable BDIX Auto Boot-Start

service bdix disable

🔄 Updating Direct Connection List

To update the direct connection list, edit the following file:

vi /etc/init.d/bdix
  • You can remove an existing domain line from the list or
  • Add a new domain name to allow direct connections.

After updating:

  • Press Esc, then type :wq to save & exit.
  • Type :q! to exit without saving.

❌ Uninstalling BDIX from OpenWRT

To remove BDIX from your router, run the following commands:

service bdix stop
service bdix disable
rm /etc/init.d/bdix
rm /etc/bdix.conf

After completing the uninstallation, reboot your router.

🙌 Thanks for Following!

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