shadowsocks-dotcloud is a lightweight tunnel proxy which can help you get through firewalls. It is a port of shadowsocks, but through a different protocol.
shadowsocks-dotcloud uses WebSockets instead of raw sockets, so it can be deployed on dotcloud.
Notice that the protocol is INCOMPATIBLE with the origin shadowsocks.
# for dotcloud.
Install dotcloud CLI.
Put the code somewhere, for example shadowsocks-dotcloud/. Edit shadowsocks/config.json, change the following values:
server your server hostname, for example, shadowsocks-YOURUSERNAME.dotcloud.com
local_port local port
password a password used to encrypt transfer
timeout in seconds
method encryption method, null by default, or use "rc4"
Upload the code. You can choose your own app name other than shadowsocks. You'll see your hostname at the end.
$ dotcloud create shadowsocks
Created application "shadowsocks" using the flavor "sandbox"
...
$ dotcloud push --application shadowsocks shadowsocks-dotcloud/
# upload shadowsocks-dotcloud/ ssh://dotcloud@uploader.dotcloud.com:443/shadowsocks
...
Deployment finished. Your application is available at the following URLs
www: http://shadowsocks-YOURUSERNAME.dotcloud.com/
Open terminal, cd into shadowsocks, run node local.js.
Change proxy settings of your browser into
SOCKS5 127.0.0.1:local_port
If there is something wrong, you can check the logs by:
$ dotcloud logs www --application shadowsocks