fps

FPS Documentation

FPS is an experimental Linux-first covert transport framework. Its core carries best-effort opaque datagrams inside live TLS cover sessions; the current primary product adapter turns those datagrams into a leased L3 TUN VPN service. These pages are the public operator and project documentation for the current beta candidate.

Start with the quickstart if you want to run the stack. Use the reference pages when you need exact CLI, Docker, routing, protocol or testing details.

Get Started

• Public beta quickstart: shortest Docker-first path from server config to a working client.
• Docker runtime: image behavior, compose examples, status checks, debug carrier and troubleshooting.
• Client profiles and carrier setup: generated JSON profiles, fps://v1 URIs, /etc/hosts carrier mapping and UUID policy.
• Real-origin carrier sessions: how to use ordinary browser or application TLS sessions as carriers.

Operations

• Linux routing and DNS workflow: explicit split/full tunnel commands and safety notes.
• Proxy overlays over FPS: optional application proxies such as the official Dante SOCKS5 overlay example.
• UUID and key rotation: client revocation, lease cleanup and server key rotation.
• Release checklist: beta release-candidate preflight and image publication notes.

Reference

• Protocol and architecture specification: current wire rules, Zero-RTT authentication, classified FPS records, the covert datagram core and TUN adapter lease semantics.
• Testing and quality workflow: local tests, GitHub Actions, Docker simulations, fuzzing and soak checks.
• TCP flow shape experiment: pcap-based packet-size and timing analysis before and after FPS upgrade.
• Beta status: what is ready now, known risks and public beta gates.

Project Name

The expanded project name, Free Porn Storage, is intentional misdirection. It is not a description of the software; it gives the project a noisy, hard-to-search label. The technical documentation uses the short name, FPS.

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