Raspberry Pi Proxy Suite

This project includes a collection of popular proxy services optimized for running on a Raspberry Pi 4. All services are managed via Docker for easy setup and maintenance.

🚀 Available Services

This suite includes the following services:

• Tor (multitor): Runs multiple instances of the Tor network to enhance privacy and throughput.
• Psiphon: A powerful tool for bypassing internet filtering and censorship.
• Warp (Warp-hiddify): Uses the Cloudflare Warp network to create a secure and fast connection.
• Hiddify-TVC: A service for creating and managing various proxy protocols.

⚙️ Full Setup Guide (From a Fresh OS)

This guide covers all steps from a fresh Raspberry Pi OS Lite installation to running the services.

Step 1: Update Your System

First, ensure your system's package list and installed packages are up to date.

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y

Step 2: Install Git

You need Git to clone the repository onto your device.

sudo apt install git -y

Step 3: Install Docker Engine

This project relies on Docker. The official convenience script is the easiest way to install it.

curl -sSL https://get.docker.com | sh

After the installation, add your current user to the docker group. This allows you to run Docker commands without sudo and is highly recommended.

sudo usermod -aG docker $USER

Important: You must reboot your Raspberry Pi for this change to take effect.

sudo reboot

Step 4: Clone This Repository

After the reboot, clone this project's repository.

git clone https://github.com/NullRoute-Lab/Raspberry-proxies
cd Raspberry-proxies/

Step 5: Make the Management Script Executable

Grant execute permissions to the manage.sh script. This only needs to be done once.

chmod +x manage.sh

🛠️ Management Commands

The manage.sh script simplifies the management of all services.

To start all services:

./manage.sh up

Here are the available commands:

Command	Description
./manage.sh up	Builds and runs all services in the background.
./manage.sh down	Stops and removes all service containers.
./manage.sh build	Rebuilds the Docker images (useful when you change a Dockerfile).

Ports

Service	Port(s)
multitor	16378, 16379, 16380
psiphon	1080, 8080
warp	8086
hiddify-tvc	2334, 2335, 6756, 6450

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set dns :

nmcli connection show

sudo nmcli connection modify "preconfigured" ipv4.dns "178.22.122.100 185.51.200.2"

sudo nmcli connection modify "preconfigured" ipv4.ignore-auto-dns yes

sudo nmcli connection down "preconfigured" && sudo nmcli connection up "preconfigured"

cat /etc/resolv.conf

curl -I https://hub.docker.com