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Guide to share vpn connection via local hotspot using everyproxy android app.

Useful to pag ayaw maghotspot ni injector.
Try nyo sa iba, working sya sa shadowsocks at napster

to bypass injector
[CODE title="Injector error"][5:32 PM, Feb 27, 2023] Device kernel is NOT supported, maybe you can try flash custom kernel with 'TTL' module support or use 'Hotshare' method
[5:32 PM, Feb 27, 2023] Tether Unlock - Fail[/CODE]
prerequisites:
Every Proxy android app
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basic ubuntu/windows knowledge

Guide for setting up every proxy on android
1. Install app
2. open hotspot
3. run desired vpn(http injector tried and tested)
4. open every proxy app
5. change http/s ip address and port
192.168.43.1:8080
port can be anyting above 8080 while the address has to be "192.168.43.1"(or maybe not, not really sure)
6. toggle http/s proxy on main screen
7. proxy server is now running

Guide for connecting to the proxy server using windows
first be sure to connect to your hotspot before doing the steps below
1. go to control panel or settings(both can be found on the start menu)
2. search "proxy", click on the system porxy or something(only switched to lubuntu a few days ago, already forgot how windows settings look like)
3. you should see a checkbox that says manual with address and port textbox right below it
4. in the address type "192.168.43.1" then write the port you're using(check the app if you forgot)
5. try if internet is workin, if not then check if it works on android(your config might be expired)

Guide for Lubuntu and/or other distros(only tested on lubuntu but pretty sure it'll work on other flavors of ubuntu. other distros should have a proxy settings(check the wifi settings))
again be sure that you are connected to the hotspot

1. open a terminal
2. run
[CODE lang="bash" title="Terminal"]# replace editor with your preferred text editor
sudo editor /etc/environment[/CODE]
3. add this lines without deleting other lines(if there are identical lines then comment them out by adding a "#" at the start of the line). DO NOT DELETE OTHER LINES UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!
[CODE title="/etc/environment"]# Proxy settings

http_proxy=http://192.168.43.1:8080/
HTTP_PROXY=http://192.168.43.1:8080/
https_proxy=http://192.168.43.1:8080/
HTTPS_PROXY=http://192.168.43.1:8080/
no_proxy="localhost,127.0.0.1"
NO_PROXY="localhost,127.0.0.1"[/CODE]
4. run sudo reboot or reboot via the start menu
5. check if internet is working

How to disable

1. run
[CODE lang="bash" title="Terminal"]# replace editor with your preferred text editor

sudo editor /etc/environment[/CODE]
2. remove or comment out the lines that you added earlier. also uncomment the lines that you previously commented out(if any)
3. sudo reboot and things should go back to normal

Bonus: For android
!. connect to the hotspot
2. open wifi settings
3. edit connection settings(click the icon after the network name)
4. click advanced then set proxy to manual
5. on the address type "192.168.43.1" then add the port
6. check if internet is working(this should not need a reboot), if it doesn't work then make sure that your config is still working
 
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