Run openVPN together with openclash on your router

• Running OpenVPN in a Docker container helps avoid potential conflicts with other network services or configurations on your router. It isolates the VPN setup, making it easier to manage.
• By using a SOCKS5 proxy with OpenClash, you can ensure that only the necessary traffic is routed through the VPN.

1. First, set up openVPn config *.ovpn, adding a config line, auth-user-pass pass.config which should contain two lines, username and the pass.
2. Using the existing docker image, curve25519xsalsa20poly1305/docker-openvpn-socks5: Converts OpenVPN connection to SOCKS5 proxy server in Docker.
3. Set up clash,

   1.  proxies:
       	- name: "socks"
       	  type: socks5
       	  server: server
       	  port: 443
       	  # username: username
       	  # password: password
         rules: - IP-CIDR,10.0.0.0/8,socks # your target```