Simple program to directly parse and load routes from dump file at [https://github.com/zapret-info/z-i]
Loads 900,000 addresses/ranges in less than 20 seconds on my machine. Gives significant (more than ten times) boost compared with loading in cli as in while read ip; do ip route replace $ip dev $dev; done < preparsed-ip-list
Why not just set up a default gateway for a tunnel? Because it redirects all of your traffic. Just adding custom routes and keeping existing gateway intact let you have the best of the two worlds: direct access and fast ping to local sources, and correct pathway only to the ones necessary.
- Clone repo with
git clone https://github.com/andrewmed/loadroutes.git - Run test with
make test. Test downloads real dump from [https://github.com/zapret-info/z-i] and loads routes to a new virtual eth (no actual interfaces affected), root required, then ip route stats is printed, veth is deleted at the end
Install with go get github.com/andrewmed/loadroutes/...
Can be run automatically on the network interface raise (here named tunnel) with the script (on Debian-based distributions put in /etc/ppp/ip-up.d):
#!/bin/sh -e
[ $1 = 'tunnel' ] || exit 0
loadroutes -iface $1 -dump /path/to/dump.csv
- On fatal error (io, permissions) exits immediately
- On parsing/name resolution error logs to stderr the violating line and continues.
Current format of dump file is processed in full without errors
By default silently skips IPv6 addresses. To enable IPv6 support, add -ip6 flag.
Copyright (c) 2019 Andmed. License: MIT