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**No conflicts with other android VPN service!**
## Requirements
Built with Android NDK Toolchain, support api 28 (Android 9.0) and above.
`make-linux.mk` in ZeroTierOne does not support armv7 (see `-mtune=`), so it only supports aarch64 here
Unofficial planet is not supported because I don't know hot to compile rust with NDK 😭
Maybe we can compile with gcc cross-compiling toolchain statically, without linking system calls, but there could be potential compatibility problems.
## Installation
If you're using a device with an older kernel where this version does not work, you can move to branch kernel-4.14 and installation steps are the same.
but scripts in this branch may be **OUTDATED**.
1. download release from github.
2. install with magisk.
3. modify the config file at `/sdcard/Android/zerotier/network_id.txt` and put your 16-character network id in it.
4. restart and enjoy.
To restart, you can just restart the whole system, or just execute `/data/adb/zerotier/restart.sh`; An android application to control zerotier (networkid, restart, ...) has been added to the todo list.
To restart, execute (in root) `sh /data/adb/zerotier/zerotier.sh restart`; An android application to control zerotier (networkid, restart, ...) has been added to the todo list.
### Scripts and binaries
### Files
all the scripts and binaries are placed in `/data/adb/zerotier/` , you can use termux to run them if needed.
`add_ip_rule.sh` is used to make the `main` route table, which zerotier writes its routes to, available.
```
/data/adb/zerotier/
| - run/
| | - pid # zerotier-one pid
| | - pipe # pipe to service.sh
| | - daemon.log # service.sh log
| ` - zerotier.log # zerotier-one log
| - home/ # zerotier-one home directory
| ` - ...
| - lib/
| ` - libc++_shared.so # NDK dynamic library
| - zerotier.sh # tool to communicate with service.sh
| - zerotier-one # zerotier-one executable
| - zerotier-cli -> zerotier-one
` - zerotier-idtool -> zerotier-one
```
all the scripts and binaries are placed in `/data/adb/zerotier/`.
`zerotier.sh` writes commands to the pipe at `run/pipe` and `service.sh` read from it.
`Usage: sh zerotier.sh {start|stop|restart|join|leave}`
log files are placed in `run`, `daemon.log` for `service.sh` and `zerotier.log` for ZeroTierOne.
### Build binaries yourself
The following steps have only been tested in "Termux" with the package manager "apt".
Note that the zerotier binaries are only built for aarch64, you can build it yourself in "Termux".
Download source files from [zerotier/ZeroTierOne](https://www.github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne).
Delete `ZT_SSO_SUPPORTED=1` in `make-linux.mk` for "aarch64" (or your architecture). this will prevent building zeroidc with rust; the author encountered some problems building zeroidc
Install package `natpmpc` using `apt install natpmpc` and update your `libnpth` library using `apt install libnpth`.
At last run `make` or multithreaded `make -j8`.
The binaries are built with Android NDK toolchains on Github Action, see `.github/workflow/build.yml` for detailed information.