Openvpn

[sapphiccode]

Openvpn

[SapphicCode]

I assume sslh's is more broad due to more extensive testing. (I just implemented OpenVPN based on two clients' packets.) I'll look into it.

[werty1st]

Thanks for checking.

Unfortunalty i receive strange errors:

root@fw:~ # /root/protoplex.exe -bind 192.168.81.254:443 -http localhost:80 -tls localhost:443 -ovpn localhost:1194 -verbose
panic: regexp: Compile("^\x00[\r-\xff]8"): error parsing regexp: invalid UTF-8: `�]8`

goroutine 1 [running]:
regexp.MustCompile(0x5527dd, 0x8, 0x3)
	/usr/lib/go-1.12/src/regexp/regexp.go:272 +0x159
github.com/Pandentia/protoplex/protoplex/protocols.NewOpenVPNProtocol(0x67184ab54b99, 0xe, 0x7)

In a Golang Regex Example a saw that they used "`" (backtick) instead of double quotes.

I tried it and it doesn't throw an error.

		MatchRegexes: []*regexp.Regexp{
			regexp.MustCompile(`^\x00\x0D-\xFF\x38`), // asumming this variant is more common in newer clients
			regexp.MustCompile(`^\x00\x0D-\xFF$`),
		},

[SapphicCode]

Yup, just noticed that too. The issue (I think) is that I forgot how to do regex, as I haven't used it in months. I forgot square brackets around the range specifier. Pushing a new commit soon.

[SapphicCode]

Surprisingly, it isn't (though that would've been an issue too). Golang's regex library doesn't seem to be happy with me using \x notation. I'll look into it.

[SapphicCode]

Should be fixed in 8f634e6. Sorry for the trouble, it's been a while since I worked with Go's regex.

[werty1st]

Thx. That works :)