Tutorial on how to turn on the wall with GAE

In this magical land, climbing over the wall should be a skill that every netizen must master, unless the wall is torn down. The first step to climb over the wall is to climb over the wall in your heart. The most important thing is to have no walls in your heart.
Due to the evil nature of the wall, it will not allow any certain method of circumventing the wall to be stable and effective for a long time and on a large scale. Therefore, it is unreliable to only master one method of circumventing the wall. This article introduces how to use GAE (Google App Engine) to bypass the firewall. The official introduction of GAE: "Google App Engine, run your web applications on Google's infrastructure." GAE is a cloud computing platform provided by Google, on which you can deploy your own services for free or for a fee.
Roadmap for circumventing the Great Firewall: browser - client (on computer) - server (on GAE) - website.
Compared with some fool-proof firewall-circumvention tools (such as Mutianmen and Ultrasurf), this method of circumventing the firewall is a bit troublesome to deploy. But once it is deployed properly, it can be used to automatically climb over the wall without any operation, as if there is no wall.

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The program is ready-made and is provided and maintained free of charge by enthusiastic netizens. This article takes GoAgent as an example. The general deployment process is as follows: first apply for GAE and create your appid, then upload the GoAgent server to GAE, configure the GoAgent client, and finally configure the browser's proxy settings.
The first step is to apply for GAE and create your app_id:
If you don't have a Google account, create one first.
Then refer to this article: http://www.zuomin.tk/?p=304005
(You can create up to 10 appids.)
Step 2: Configure the GoAgent client and upload the GoAgent server to GAE:
Go to the GoAgent homepage http://code.google.com/p/goagent/ to download GoAgent and unzip it.
Modify the appid under [gae] in localproxy.ini to your appid (if there are multiple appids, separate them with a vertical bar "|").
Modify your_appid under serverapp.yaml to your appid (you can only upload a single appid at a time)
Start localgoagent.exe with administrator privileges.
Double-click serverupload.bat and enter the command as prompted. (The cursor does not move when entering the password, which is normal.)
Double-click addto-startup.vbs to add goagent.exe to the startup items.


Step 3: Configure the browser proxy settings <br /> In theory, just set the browser proxy to 127.0.0.1:8087 http. But in fact, we don’t want to browse all the websites by climbing over the wall, but we want to browse the websites within the wall directly. Therefore, we need a tool that can automatically determine and switch proxies. This article takes Chrome browser as an example (please install AutoProxy for Firefox).
First install the SwitchySharp extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dpplabbmogkhghncfbfdeeokoefdjegm
Then follow this instruction to configure: http://code.google.com/p/switchysharp/wiki/SwitchySharp_GFW_List_2, fill in 127.0.0.1 and 8087 in step 3, check "Use the same proxy server for all protocols", and click the Save button. As shown in the following figure:

The other steps are just as described above.
At this point, if there are no errors, our goal should have been achieved. Open Twitter and try it.

Conclusion:
I recently discovered that SwitchySharp's automatic switching mode affects the browser startup speed. If you are concerned about the browser startup speed, you can switch to other modes every time you close the browser.
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