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- #UBUNTU SHADOWSOCKS CLIENT CONFIG INSTALL#
- #UBUNTU SHADOWSOCKS CLIENT CONFIG PC#
Openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout /var/certs/key.pem -out /var/certs/cert.pem -days 3650 -nodes -subj "/C=KR/ST=Seoul/L=Seoul/O=Security/OU=Security/CN=v2ray"
#UBUNTU SHADOWSOCKS CLIENT CONFIG INSTALL#
sudo bash <(curl -L -s )" & exit 1Īpt -y install nginx git vim wget openssl unzip sanvit/v2ray-cloudflare/blob/master/v2ray-cloudflare.sh #!/bin/bash
#UBUNTU SHADOWSOCKS CLIENT CONFIG HOW TO#
Regarding CF i found following, but understanding how it work and mainly how to use it is a different thing. If you/anyone knows some tutorial for this, please link it. Route my VPN through cloudflare (free) to prevent my servers IP from being blocked If you are not setting up a fake website and only intent to use v2ray, it would be better to set it up manually or via the official install script. I have come across quite a few that are malicious. I know there a lot of scripts out there for setting up a server, but be careful. OpenVPN and shadowsocks protocols are blocked within minutes. I live in country which sniffs out and blocks VPN connections. I also route my VPN through cloudflare (free) to prevent my servers IP from being blocked. Personally, I use the vmess protocol and have a fake website installed on my server. To be honest though, it’s not something you would use. The load balancing works by giving it list of outbounds, it will then cycle through them one by one (not randomly). It’s not currently possible to fail-over. You can quickly switch between them in your browser using an extension like ‘smartproxy’. If you have two servers, then the best way to configure it is to create two local SOCKS proxies, one for each. I have set two servers in single config.json and it appears that it from time to time switch between the two automatically, wondering if i can influence this switching manually or make one default and other fail-over or if/how load balance under shadowsocks protocol works - i do not insist to use SS protocol, that is just what i have used before)?Īnd it appears that it from time to time switch between the two automatically, wondering if i can influence this switching manually or make one default and other fail-over Then i had to manually define config.json files content:Īnd restart at both ends: systemctl restart v2rayĪnd it works under the defined ports. On the server i installed using command mentioned at GitHub - v2fly/fhs-install-v2ray: Bash script for installing V2Ray in operating systems such as Debian / CentOS / Fedora / openSUSE that support systemd
#UBUNTU SHADOWSOCKS CLIENT CONFIG PC#
My aim is not to proxify my PC internet traffic system-wide, but only for example my web browser traffic so i set 127.0.0.1:v2rayport, i am guessing it will work like that out of the box. If you have any further/specific questions, please just ask them here. Previously, I had configured a system wide proxy with dockodemodoor, but with system updates and torrenting, my servers bandwidth limit was quickly exceeded. I’ve also installed the ‘SmartProxy’ extension in firefox with which I am able to quickly switch between VPNs. I have my config set to open 6 local SOCKS5 servers, each of which is routed to a different VPN on my remote servers. To start the service use systemctl enable v2ray & systemctl start v2ray. Install with pacman -S v2ray, edit the config at /etc/v2ray/config.json, test the config file with v2ray -test -config /etc/v2ray/config.json. You don’t really need a GUI, just follow the guides on and manually edit the. The community version includes the systemd files required for running the client/server as a service. Anyone have opinion about this or even experience to share how to proceed?Īs an alternative to shadowsocks/VPN i was also checking (in AUR i have found outline-client-appimage).Īs mentioned above, both client and server are the same package. So the questions is how to properly install Manjaro client and on Ubuntu or CentOS the server as a non stop running service.
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