Experimental utility for user-friendly DPI desync on Linux. Supports both command-line and graphical interfaces.

Uses byedpi for processing and hev-socks5-tunnel for network tunneling.

Still in the progress of early development, so there are no stable releases yet.

1. Download the latest archive and unpack it.
2. In the unpacked directory run:

   $ sudo ./make.sh install

1. Use the same make.sh script to remove the project:

   $ sudo ./make.sh remove

1. Be sure to uninstall the project using the same make.sh script that was used for initial installation.
2. Follow the "Install" section above with new version.

Get all the available information about utility commands usage with:

$ byedpictl help

Control the background tunneling.

• Start and stop the tunneling with:

  # Start
  $ byedpictl tun start
  
  # Stop
  $ byedpictl tun stop

• Get status of background tunneling with:

  $ byedpictl tun status

This project also supports a GUI mode (based on Zenity) for some basic interactions, like starting/stopping the tunneling and so on. A desktop entry will be created on initial project installation and can be accessed on any XDG-compliant desktop environment to start the graphical menu.

To run the graphical interface on the target system, zenity must be installed. Most distributions provide it out of the box.

DPI desync (bypass) approaches can be modified by altering the contents of /etc/byedpictl/desync.conf file.

Logs are available in /var/log/byedpictl directory.

Tunneling will break after waking machine from suspend (sleep) state. To restore the functionality you should restart the tunnel with the command below:

$ byedpictl tun restart