Feature description

Add rules for URL/IP addresses so that they can connect DIRECTly or through the PROXY, or even REJECT to connect.

Why?

For some local applications, we may need to set them as "direct connect" due to speed or regional restrictions or security(they may collect VPS information and provide it to government agencies) reason and only need to proxy some blocked addresses.

For example, some people in China maintain a list of addresses blocked by the government, called gfwlist(https://github.com/gfwlist/gfwlist). And some rules for 3rd ss/v2ray iOS client shadowrocket, like https://github.com/lhie1/Surge/blob/master/Shadowrocket.conf

So could you add a feature that can subscribe to these online rules or manually add? Thanks a lot.

Hi Outline team:

On behalf of our users, we have been getting consistent support requests for Outline windows client.

One of our users cannot connect to Outline at all. Here is what they get. The user updated to the latest version 1.2.17

Here is the list of network interfaces after installing Outine from route print.

I asked the user to submit feedback multiple times. Please let me know if you require us to send another one.

Please let me know if there are any other information that could help with debugging.

Using ShadowSocks installed on VPS and I get the "We were not able to configure your routing tables successfully......" message when using the Windows Outline Client.

I am able to connect to the same ShadowSocks server on my mobile phone.

V2ray-plugin is a very useful plugin in order to improve the concealment of shadowsocks. This is almost necessary to use in China. Please consider this request again. Thank you for your outstanding work.

https://github.com/shadowsocks/v2ray-plugin

• still shows same error "It seems like another VPN is active"
• uninstall still does not remove Outline's tap - adapter nor does it remove VPN server settings from computer during uninstall...

Win10 enterprise latest updates, normally use Cisco AnyConnect for VPN connection (so it is installed on my computer)

It would be nice to have a native ARM64 on macOS. I know that the x86-64 version works but I'm not installing Rosetta so I can keep all my software on my laptop native.

Last week, Suddenly my laptop didn't connect to Internet, the problem was related to DNS. And it was wonderful because the problem was between only my laptop (window 7) and my router. my laptop could connect to my phone's hot-spot and other devices could connect to WiFi and internet correctly.

After googling a lot, finally I reset my tcp/ip by this command: netsh int ip reset

After reseting, Ouline could not connect and showed 'Unexpected Error ...'. I had searched in issues and found the problem is related to TAP, so I deleted and inatlled tap again.

Every thing was OK but after restart windows, the internet connection problem occurred again.

I think it's related to new version of Outline.

Best Regards

I've been using Outline on iOS for many months now (with a Digital Ocean droplet). Many thanks!

Ever since the Oct 19 update to v1.2.1, however, I have been having problems.

Specifically: periodically, the iOS Outline client (on iPhone 8+, iOS 12.0.1/16A404) gets into the following state:

• No traffic seems to get through (e.g., trying to bring up any arbitrary web page -- even something well-known, such as cnn.com or google.com -- spins forever, and Safari eventually gives up)
• The "VPN" indicator is still lit in the top left of my iOS status bar
• If I open the Outline client, it's in a "reconnecting" loop. It seems to keep trying forever (or at least I haven't been patient enough to wait for it to give up -- I've always tapped "disconnect" to make it stop after 10-20 tries).

After Outline disconnects, the "VPN" indicator (correctly) goes out, and traffic starts flowing again. If I immediately try to make the Outline client connect again, it tries several times and eventually gives up.

This only seems to happen when on wifi. I have noticed that this seems to happen when I move from cellular to wifi, but I don't know if this is always the case.

HOWEVER, when this problem occurs, I notice that if I leave Outline disconnected for a few minutes and then go back into the Outline client app and try to connect again, it connects just fine (i.e., the "VPN" indicator goes on and traffic is still flowing).

Did something change in the v1.2.1 release with regards to cached connections to my Outline server, perchance? Or did something regarding my connection to my Outline server become sensitive to changing network routes (e.g., switching from cellular to wifi)?

I ask because I see "Bypass LAN and private networks in the VPN" in the v1.2.1 release notes. What exactly does that mean?

Please let me know if there's more information that I can provide to help debug this issue. Thanks!

Hi

I just download the latest windows client v1.2.12. my windows host is running Windows Server 2008 R2 64bit.

during installation, it can create a new Tap device, but seems can't rename or next step configuration. Outline Setup will report "Could not rename TAP device." at the end.

when I configure & connect to a server, it then always report the "Not able to configure routing tables successfully"

I tried to: 1, manually rename the tap device to "outline-tap0", then the "Not able to configure routing tables successfully" error will not observe but the tap device can't receive any data. that is, connection is established, but the routing table seems not configured correctly as from "route print" the tap device IP is the invalid "169.254.xx.xx" 2, manually configure the tap IPv4 address as 10.0.85.12/255.255.255.0/10.0.85.1(GW), still the same issue that no data received in the tap NIC.

Hello

Today my outline client app got updated to v1.2. It created a virtual adapter with preconfigured settings such as IP, Network Mask, DNS, etc. I don't know if it's a system bug or a conflict, although with newest version I can connect to the server but none of my traffic goes through server. I also changed my DNS settings with no luck. I had to uninstall outline v1.2 and reinstall my previous version beta v1.1.1 which solved my problem. Everything works fine now! It won't create a virtual adapter which I think is the source of my problem.

Describe the bug I am unable to connect to my VPN server. It just says connecting and disconnects

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'outline VPN client'
2. Click on 'connect'
3. See error

Expected behavior It should connect to VPN

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10 Home
• Browser: Chrome
• Version: Latest

This change moves most of the Android platform code into a separate Android Studio project that can be developed and built independently. This should make maintenance much easier, because developers can make use of Android Studio's rich support for building, testing, and refactoring.

The OutlinePlugin.java file remains in the Cordova project due to its dependence on CordovaLib.

What would you like the app to enable you to do? I want to have a load-balancing feature so it can check all servers simultaneously and connect to the fastest server based on latency.

Describe alternatives you've considered There is no alternative automatic solution except for checking servers one by one manually.

Additional context This feature in similar application named Clash: https://github.com/Dreamacro/clash/wiki/configuration#all-configuration-options

The Outline Windows client software is automatically updated to version 1.9.0, but after this version update, trying to connect will find that it has been connected, but it is not actually connected, the corresponding network adapter is also in the unconnected state, only the client status is displayed as connected, which should be a bug.

Microsoft Windows 11

Describe the bug My Iranian friends are unable to connect and they get the “incorrect” key error.

To Reproduce Try to connect to an outline server from

Submit Feedback We should come up with a solution to ensure the governments can’t detect and block outline.