LuCI app, does not require flashing the firmware, use the stock GL.iNet:
Unofficial-Speedify-Installer-For-OpenWrt: Install & configure Speedify using LuCI (github.com)
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This is a great plugin and it works smoothly. Have you thought about adding the option to do custom bypasses for certain IPs/ports similar to smoothwan?
Yes among other features, the current package already includes that by using Speedify instead of the OpenWrt packages (vpnbypass etc)
A configurator may be added with device profile for automatically altering the ethernet ports from LAN to WAN etc.
This may be merged to SmoothWAN in the future, with flashable firmware only for PC and Raspberry-Pi/SBCs, while a package can be installed on Software menu on GL.iNet.
Tailscale, adblocking and other will have to be removed.
Though Speedify is working on a router now apparently, and official OpenWrt support, not sure if it will have network automation features for non-advanced users.
Speedify official package has been released!
https://support.speedify.com/category/921-routers
I am on Slate AXT1800 which is on openwrt 21
At the last portion it does not finish installation when I ran the update as per video.
Can you help?
There may have been changes on Speedify side, I no longer support this package, I'm assuming the official version has an issue with UI hence the use?
That is very correct - the Speedify UI has issue with Openwrt v21 and have to use CLI which is ridiculous.
Thats the reason I needed your Unofficial Speedify Installer.
Please help
Hey @natz, I don't support this anymore, but it still works, make sure you can ping to google.com from Network -> Diagnostic page.
If you can only ping IP, check your network configuration and wan, you may need to use custom DNS entry if the gateway and LAN are the same IP (which they shouldn't).
I also tried the official package and it broke my web UI, nginx configuration (used for websocket proxy) isn't compatible and uhttpd is replaced for web UI which requires extra steps on older openwrt versions.
In ssh:
set -x
sh /usr/lib/speedifyunofficial/run.sh update
Should show commands step by step.
Maybe a (full) iputils-ping is installed, not sure, you can remove the line for check:
sed -i '75,79d' /usr/lib/speedifyunofficial/run.sh
And run update again.
E:A router reset after installing the official solution may be needed.
I am not very familiar linux but I will try.
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Noted with thanks
