Translate the gfwlist in base64 to efficient pac file with X-level domain validation
This project is mainly created by @clowwindy via python
This version is just an implementation of pure shell
Generate O(1) PAC file from gfwlist.
A socks5 proxy is needed to download the gfwlist.
You can make one via shadowsocks or ssh -D, the PROXY will be used to generate the pac file as well, so it should be an commonly used local address.
# socks5 proxy ssh -D, shadowsocks or others
PROXY="127.0.0.1:7070"Beacuse of the limitation of shell, i migration to zsh, you can easily install with apt-get, yum, pacman in any kind of linux platform.
The cli version of curl, openssl which was integrated into most popular linux version.
You can specify the tools customly.
# curl & openssl cli command path
CURL=/usr/bin/curl
CURLOPT=(-s -x socks5://$PROXY)
OPENSSL=/usr/bin/opensslYou can add some domains to custom.txt, it will be added into the pac file automatically.
One domain per-line.
github.com
dropbox.com
linode.com
stackoverflow.com
linost.com
eigenlogik.com
iceimg.com
jetbrains.com
instagram.com
linkedin.com
agilebits.com
godaddy.com
startssl.com
btdigg.org
digitalattackmap.com
igvita.com
apache.org
jquery.com
speedtest.net
after all dependency ready
Usage. ./gfw.sh [filename.pac]
Eg. ./gfw.sh release/proxy.pac
The proxy.pac will be generated to release/proxy.pac
An example of generated PAC file is [here] 1.
The PAC generated by GFWList2PAC is 1267x faster than SwitchySharp.
Testing pac generated by gfwlist2pac
total: 46.411584ms
avg: 0.6706876300578034ns
Testing pac generated by switchsharp
total: 58828.813476ms
avg: 850.1273623699423ns