#Stunnel tutorial install
Part 2: Install and prepare Android softwareġ/3: Install OpenVPN for Android, via F-Droid or Play Store. Instead, put it into your "root" storage directory, meaning on the same level as your other default Android folders such as Documents, Download and Movies.
For ease of use, don't put it into any subdirectories. Pid = /data/data/com.termux/files/home/stunnel4.pidħ/7: Now transfer the AirVPN folder to your phone's sdcard / main storage directory. Do not select a whole region.ģ/7: Protocols: First, enable Advanced Mode:Ĥ/7: Accept Terms of Service and generate the config files:Ħ/7: unzip AirVPN.zip and open the *.ssl file in a text editor.
When asked for your operating system, pick Linux:Ģ/7: Choose servers: Pick a single server. a separate computer to download/edit the config files (entirely optional, but recommended)ġ/7: open AirVPN's config generator.OpenVPN for Android (FOSS) – or Air's official Eddie Android Edition Please stay tuned for future Eddie releases as they may include native SSL tunnel support (which would make this cumbersome guide unnecessary).Google PlayStore or the free & open source F-Droid market (recommended).the Android device does not have to be rooted.Android 6.0 or newer (5.0 and derivatives thereof such as FireOS should work too).
We will use the Termux Terminal Emulator to install and run stunnel and OpenVPN for Android to manage the OpenVPN connection. SSL tunneling can be very useful, especially to defeat firewalls that block OpenVPN or SSH on a protocol level. We want to use AirVPN's SSL tunneling mode on Android.
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