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I read this manual (https://hamy.io/post/0011/how-to-run-stunnel-on-your-android-device/), added my certificate, added part of the config, pressed start, but nothing happens. I don't see anything in the logs on my stunnel server. I also have a stunnel-cli for android with the same config and certificate, which I run from the terminal, it works. Well, the most incomprehensible thing is how the browser on android should use this proxy? When I use stunnel-cli from the terminal, I create a new access point (APN) in the network settings (not wifi) and specify the proxy server 127.0.0.1:8443 there.
My config (to be added to what is already suggested):
stunnel is intended for tunnelling a single TCP connection, not your whole internet connection - I don't think configuring your APN settings will work with it. Use a VPN, like WireGuard or shadowsocks.
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I read this manual (https://hamy.io/post/0011/how-to-run-stunnel-on-your-android-device/), added my certificate, added part of the config, pressed start, but nothing happens. I don't see anything in the logs on my stunnel server. I also have a stunnel-cli for android with the same config and certificate, which I run from the terminal, it works. Well, the most incomprehensible thing is how the browser on android should use this proxy? When I use stunnel-cli from the terminal, I create a new access point (APN) in the network settings (not wifi) and specify the proxy server 127.0.0.1:8443 there.
My config (to be added to what is already suggested):
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