Tariq is yet another smart DNS solution to bypass geo-blocking.

• Docker (Install)
• systemd
• BASH v4
• crontab
• dig
• iptables
• Open ports: 53, 80, 443
• Open ports (IF Encrypt Enable): 53, 80, 443 , 853, 4443
• A domain and ssl for it (IF Encrypt Enable)

sudo git clone https://github.com/alikhadivi/tariq /opt/tariq
cd /opt/tariq
sudo git submodule init
sudo git submodule update
sudo ln -snf /opt/tariq/tariq /usr/bin/tariq
sudo tariq pull

Tariq needs to be installed on a server to the region you are interested. After you start it, change the DNS of client to the IP of your server.

sudo tariq config-set encrypt true

create .env file with below content and set your ssl path:

cert=/path/to/cert.pem
key=/path/to/key.pem

After:

sudo tariq start
sudo tariq enable
sudo docker compose up -d --build

sudo tariq start
sudo tariq enable

Note: Required to enable cronjob after install

sudo tariq status

Enable cronjob for auto reload ddns ips(Required):

sudo tariq cronjob

sudo tariq add-ip 1.2.3.4

sudo tariq rm-ip 1.2.3.4

sudo tariq list-ips

sudo tariq add-ddns mypc.example.com

sudo tariq rm-ddns mypc.example.com

sudo tariq list-ddns

sudo tariq reload-ddns

sudo tariq update

OR

cd /otp/tariq
sudo git pull
sudo git submodule update
sudo tariq pull
sudo tariq restart

If you want to use OpenDNS servers instead Google DNS then do:

sudo tariq config-set dns '208.67.222.222,208.67.220.220'
sudo tariq restart

Tariq by default is using iptables to allow ports 443, 80, 53 only for the IPs you want. If you prefer to manage this with your own firewall rules, then you can disable this feature with:

sudo tariq config-set iptables false
sudo tariq restart