Turnable

Unstable and not anonymous

Traffic goes through a third-party service, so that service sees the real IP of your server and when it is used. It can also restrict or break the method at any time.

Turnable joins a public call on an external service as an anonymous guest and passes your traffic through its relays to the server. No account is needed. Speed is about 250 KB/s per connection, up to 10 connections per IP.

Set up

You need a UDP port (default 56000) and a link to any public call:

xvei add-inbound turnable --dest 'https://vk.com/call/join/CALL_ID'

xvei installs Turnable 0.7.1 (checked by sha256). It is not updated automatically; xvei check-updates shows when a new version is out.

Connect

xvei links prints two links. On the client device run both programs:

1. The Turnable client with the turnable:// link:

   turnable client -l 127.0.0.1:1080 'turnable://...'
   

2. A client app (v2rayNG, NekoBox…) with the vless:// link — it connects to 127.0.0.1:1080.

The client must be Turnable 0.7.0 or newer: the link uses the mpath transport, which older clients do not know. After xvei updates Turnable, take the turnable:// link from xvei links again.

If the service asks for a captcha, the Turnable client prints a local address where you can solve it in a browser. If the newest client does not connect, use version 0.7.1.