I won’t be sharing anymore. I think it’s enough for me to use it myself. Sorry to bother you all.
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It’s free—what more could you ask for? 
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But I remember MS could do direct links originally, right?
It hasn’t been blocked, has it? 
I can’t connect directly from here; I’m not sure why.
Seek common ground while reserving differences—this phrase seems simple, but it’s difficult to put into practice.
Supporting every big shot who shares perks with everyone
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Uh… maybe a provincial or regional firewall?
For me, it connects directly…
Bro, even with a direct connection, you still need to assign proxies for multiple accounts.
How are you using M3652API, which app is that.
I’m using this project and it works perfectly with no issues. I hope the developer keeps updating it!
Alright… I guess I don’t really need multi-user support, it’s just two accounts after all…
Oh right, why not try using VPNGate as the exit point?
Much respect! Hope you’ll keep updating!
CF can solve this problem perfectly, which is why I’m determined to make CF work.
The free option is already great. Much respect to the creator, and the little VPS performs really well.
Then I guess I’ll try some other serverless platform.
CF looks like it would be a hassle to set up and would require separate maintenance… 
API_SOURCES = (
(“official_https”, “https://www.vpngate.net/api/iphone/”),
(“official_http”, “http://www.vpngate.net/api/iphone/”),
(“mirror_https”, “https://raw.githubusercontent.com/baoweise-bot/aimili-vpngate/mirror/vpngate.csv”),
(“mirror_http”, “http://raw.githubusercontent.com/baoweise-bot/aimili-vpngate/mirror/vpngate.csv”)
This is for obtaining an OpenVPN subscription.
The network types among the 100 are as follows:
Home broadband 86
Commercial broadband 8
IDC 3
Mobile network 1
Education network 1(Northern International University)
Specifically:
Japan · Education network · 
2.85M · 26MB/s · 19ms
Japan · Education network · 2.83M · 37MB/s · 11ms
Japan · Education network · 2.76M · 75MB/s · 24ms
Japan · Education network · 2.69M · 69MB/s · 30ms
Japan · Education network · 2.68M · 101MB/s · 25ms
Japan · Education network · 2.65M · 52MB/s · 13ms
Japan · Education network · 2.45M · 50MB/s · 25ms
Japan · Education network · 2.39M · 32MB/s · 12ms
Japan · Education network · 2.20M · 60MB/s · 18ms
United States · IDC · 1.94M · 6MB/s · 1ms
Japan · Education network · 1.93M · 109MB/s · 10ms
Japan · Education network · 1.66M · 85MB/s · 10ms
Japan · Education network · 1.65M · 65MB/s · 13ms
Japan · Education network · 1.61M · 104MB/s · 22ms
Japan · Education network · 1.58M · 115MB/s · 14ms
���🇵 Japan · Education network · 1.51M · 102MB/s · 11ms
Japan · Education network · 1.49M · 55MB/s · 25ms
Japan · Home broadband · 1.48M · 83MB/s · 10ms
Japan · Home broadband · 1.46M · 45MB/s · 1ms
Japan · Home broadband · 1.45M · 8MB/s · 4ms
Romania · IDC · 1.45M · 27MB/s · 5ms
—ERRORS—
South Korea · Home broadband · 469K · 10MB/s · 67ms
United States · Home broadband · 458K · 41MB/s · 12ms
United States · Home broadband · 458K · 4MB/s · 22ms
Iraq · Commercial broadband · 456K · 4MB/s · 45ms
Russia · Commercial broadband · 450K · 3MB/s · 203ms
It’s useless—I’ve tried it. I set up tunnels on three servers, with 10–20 tunnels on each. I check and rotate them every minute. It’s very unstable.
Alright, let’s go.
The problem with OpenVPN is that it can drop at any time. Apart from using it just to register things now and then, it’s pretty much useless.
This is a free project to begin with, and honestly, it wasn’t even made for coding. Does anyone actually use this to write code…? It’s fine as a proxy alternative to Doubao. If there are any issues, just fix them—or fork it and modify it for your own use. I really can’t stand that other person making snarky comments over there…
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