#shell #actions #actions_openwrt #github_actions #openwrt #openwrt_zh_cn

https://github.com/P3TERX/Actions-OpenWrt

#c_lang #openwrt #openwrt_package

https://github.com/Lienol/openwrt

#c_lang #luci_app_passwall #openwrt

https://github.com/xiaorouji/openwrt-passwall

#c_lang #anti_dpi #censorship_circumvention #freebsd #linux #macos #openbsd #openwrt #russian #windows

DPI bypass multi platform

https://github.com/bol-van/zapret

#c_lang #lede #lua #openwrt_feed #openwrt_package #openwrt_zh_cn

This guide helps you compile and use OpenWRT firmware for various devices, including those with Loongson and Phytium architectures. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to set up your environment, download the source code, and compile the firmware on different operating systems like Linux, WSL/WSL2, and macOS. The benefit to you is that you can customize and secure your router or other devices with a clean and safe firmware, free from any backdoors or monitoring software. Additionally, it offers resources for learning OpenWRT development and supports community involvement through discussion groups and donation options.

https://github.com/coolsnowwolf/lede

#c_lang #c #dns #dns_over_https #dns_over_tls #dns_server #dns64 #doh #dot #nftables #nftables_sets #openwrt #openwrt_package #smartdns #stubby

SmartDNS is a local DNS server that makes your internet faster and more private. It checks multiple DNS servers to find the fastest response for your queries, so you get the best internet speed. It also blocks ads by allowing you to specify specific IP addresses for certain domains and supports secure protocols like DNS over TLS and HTTPS to protect your privacy. You can use it on various devices including Raspberry Pi, OpenWrt, Asus routers, and Windows systems. This helps in filtering out unwanted websites and ensuring a faster and safer browsing experience.

https://github.com/pymumu/smartdns

#shell #nanopi #openwrt #r1s #r2s #r4s

This firmware is for Nanopi devices and uses OpenWrt. You can download it from GitHub and use a tool like Etcher to install it. The default username is "root" and the password is "password". After installation, you can access the router's backend by typing `http://immortalwrt/` in your browser. The firmware supports USB wireless cards and automatic online updates, which also expand the root partition. You can even customize your own firmware in just a few minutes by editing the config files and running a workflow on GitHub. This makes it easy to add or remove software packages according to your needs.

https://github.com/stupidloud/nanopi-openwrt

#rust #aliyundrive #aliyundrive_client #luci_app #openwrt_package #webdav_server

Using **aliyundrive-webdav** helps you connect your Aliyun Drive to devices that support WebDAV. This allows you to watch videos from your cloud storage directly on devices like TVs using apps like Infuse or nPlayer. It also lets you upload files, though it doesn't support instant file transfer due to WebDAV limitations. This setup is useful for streaming content without needing a middle server, making it convenient for users who want to access their cloud files easily across different devices.

https://github.com/messense/aliyundrive-webdav