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Amnezia is an open-source VPN client, with a key feature that enables you to deploy your own VPN server on your server.

All releases

• Very easy to use - enter your IP address, SSH login, password and Amnezia will automatically install VPN docker containers to your server and connect to the VPN.
• Classic VPN-protocols: OpenVPN, WireGuard and IKEv2 protocols.
• Protocols with traffic Masking (Obfuscation): OpenVPN over Cloak plugin, Shadowsocks (OpenVPN over Shadowsocks), AmneziaWG and XRay.
• Split tunneling support - add any sites to the client to enable VPN only for them or add Apps (only for Android and Desktop).
• Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android, iOS releases.
• Support for AmneziaWG protocol configuration on Keenetic beta firmware.

• https://amnezia.org - Project website | Alternative link (mirror)
• https://docs.amnezia.org - Documentation | Alternative link (mirror)
• https://www.reddit.com/r/AmneziaVPN - Reddit
• https://telegram.me/amnezia_vpn_en - Telegram support channel (English)
• https://telegram.me/amnezia_vpn_ir - Telegram support channel (Farsi)
• https://telegram.me/amnezia_vpn_mm - Telegram support channel (Myanmar)
• https://telegram.me/amnezia_vpn - Telegram support channel (Russian)
• Get Premium for 6 or 12 months

AmneziaVPN uses several open-source projects to work:

• OpenSSL
• OpenVPN
• Qt
• LibSsh
• WireGuard
• Xray-core
• Conan
• and more...

Download the most actual translation files.

Go to "Actions" tab, click on the first line. Then scroll down to the "Artifacts" section and download "AmneziaVPN_translations".

Unzip this file. Each *.ts file contains strings for one corresponding language.

Translate or correct some strings in one or multiple *.ts files and commit them back to this repository into the client/translations folder. You can do it via a web-interface or any other method you're familiar with.

Make sure to pull all submodules after checking out the repo.

git submodule update --init --recursive

Want to contribute? Welcome!

• CMake
• Compiler and underlying build system, depending on the target:
  • [Linux] Any of make and gcc
  • [Apple] Xcode or Xcode command line tools
  • [Windows] Visual Studio 2022 or VS 2022 Build Tools
  • [Android] Android SDK and Ninja
• Qt 6.10+ with the following modules:
  • Core module for targeting platform (Desktop/Android/iOS)
  • Qt 5 Compatibility module
  • Qt Remote Objects
• Conan package manager
  • On MacOS is enough just to use homebrew or install it in .venv in project root
  • Other systems must have it in PATH
• (Optional) Installer dependencies:
  • [Windows/Linux] Qt Installer Framework
  • [Windows] WIX toolset

• Run scripts located in deploy directory
• Basically, if dependencies are located in default installation paths, the scripts will find them automatically.
• If they differ, specify them using the following variables:
  • QT_INSTALL_DIR - Qt root installation folder
  • QT_ROOT_PATH - Qt framework root directory
  • QIF_ROOT_PATH - Qt Installer Framework root path
  • ANDROID_HOME - Path to Android SDK root folder
  • and others. Check scripts for more

Unix-like:

# Build executables for the host platform
deploy/build.sh

# Or just
deploy/build.sh

# Build executables and installers for the host platform
deploy/build.sh --installer all

# Build Android APK and AAB
deploy/build.sh -t android --aab

# Call for help
deploy/build.sh -h

Windows:

:: Build executables for Windows
deploy/build.bat

:: Build executables with IFW installer for Windows
deploy/build.bat --installer ifw

:: Build executables with IFW and WIX installer for Windows
deploy/build.bat --installer ifw --installer wix

:: Or just
deploy/build.bat --installer all

• Basically, you can use any IDE that handles CMake and Qt kits properly to run configure and build steps, and to navigate through the code nicely. For example:

  • Qt Creator
  • Visual Studio Code with Qt Extension Pack
  • and so on

• To use Xcode, you have to configure project first by using cmake. The easiest way to do it is to use Qt Creator for configuration. Then open AmneziaVPN.xcodeproj file from the build folder by using Xcode. Note that none of the files changed are saved - the files actually getting changed in build directory. Copy them manually if necessary

• Android studio could be used in the same way - just configure the project by using cmake manually or by using Qt Creator. Open <build-dir>/client/android-build in Android studio then. Do not forget to copy the changes - everything you do is saved under the build directory actually.

• Android SDK could be installed using the following methods:
  • Using Qt Creator. Use Preferences->SDKs
  • Using Android studio. By default it installs necessary SDKs automatically during the installation
  • Manually by using sdk-manager. Check this page for details

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (see LICENSE) and also includes third-party components distributed under their own terms (see THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES.md).

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/amneziavpn

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