Speedify SDK for Linux

Files

Speedify SDK

• bin/[amd64|arm64|arm|arm64-musl]
  • speedify - main daemon
  • libbondingsdk.so - Speedify SDK Library for communicating with the daemon
• include/
  • speedifysdk/ - header files for the Speedify SDK library
• docs/ - SDK documentation
• resources/
  • cacert.pem - CA certificate for the SDK
  • GenerateLogs.sh - script to generate logs
• routerui/
  • speedifyui_files_uncompressed.tar.gz - Uncompressed UI files for the SDK
  • speedifyui_files_gzip.tar.gz - GZipped UI files for the SDK

Dispatch SDK

• include/
  • speedifysdk/ - header files for the Dispatch SDK library

Building

• Link with libbondingsdk.so and put include/ in your include path.
• Make sure your executable can find libbondingsdk.so at runtime: either set an rpath/RUNPATH to its directory (e.g. -Wl,-rpath,/path/to/bin/amd64) or add that directory to LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

Distributing

• Install Speedify's dependencies
  • Debian-based:
    • iptables, libnetfilter-conntrack3, libc-bin, net-tools, procps, libkeyutils1
  • OpenWrt-based:
    • iptables-mod-conntrack-extra, iptables-mod-extra, iptables-mod-tproxy, iptables-nft|iptables, kmod-tun, libatomic1, libstdcpp, libkeyutils1
    • on amd64, also install iptables-mod-ipopt, libnetfilter-conntrack3
    • Provide a <target-triple>-compatible GNU libc runtime in /lib/<target-triple>, such as unpacked libc6 and libgcc1 tarballs
    • Provide a GNU libc-compatible linker-loader in /lib/ld-linux-<target-arch>.so.<linker-version>

Running

• Run the daemon as root — it creates the VPN tunnel device and configures routing/firewall rules. Without root, login/state calls may work but connecting will fail.
• Pass in arguments to the daemon of '-p <port number> -r <installation path of the resources folder> -d <log data path> -k <settings file encryption keys path>'. The -r resources path is required for the daemon to reach Speedify's servers (it contains cacert.pem).
• See Getting Started: Daemon, Login & Connect for the full daemon → login → connect flow.