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Speed up your nodes with Amazon CDN (CloudFront)
- Thanks to
XrayR
all authors for their contributions - Thanks to
XrayR-release
for the one-click script - This script is based on
XrayR-release
. - Only For
V2Board
. - Only For
Shadowsocks
V2Ray-TCP
V2Ray-WebSocket
. - This repository uses the latest version of
XrayR
by default
- Switch to the latest official version.
- Remove the autonomy to choose whether to enable
AEAD
encryption and forceAEAD
to be enabled
- Author delete library, this script enable backup solution, not affected
- My XrayR backup
- Added
ARM64
support (e.g. Oracle ARM can be installed perfectly)
- Modified
AEAD
encryption default selection (on by default if not entered)
- Option to turn off
AEAD
encryption (on by default in official script, off by default in this script)
- Optionally
V2ray
,Shadowsocks
,Trojan
(official script default V2ray, this script default V2ray)
- Complete the script
- No need to configure panel URL and TOKEN each time (permanent once)
- No need to change the node ID in the configuration file
- Fork this repository and modify the
config.yml
file, only the following two lines need to be modified.
ApiHost: "YOUR_PANEL_URL" # Modify here
ApiKey: "YOUR_TOKEN" # Modify here
- Modify line 213 of the
install.sh
file to change the usernamemissuo
to your own GitHub username.
wget https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/missuo/XrayR-V2Board/config.yml -O /etc/XrayR/config.yml
- Change the username
missuo
in the link below to your own GitHub username to complete the configuration of the one-click install script command.
bash <(curl -Ls https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/missuo/XrayR-V2Board/install.sh)
- Complete the basic node information on the
V2Board
panel. - Record your node ID.
- Execute the above one-click install command on your VPS, it will install fully automatically and you will be prompted to enter your node ID.
Since your repository may be public after you Fork this repository. Modifying the configuration file directly may expose your panel's key information. We recommend downloading config.yml
and uploading it to your own server after modifying the information. And fill in the install.sh
with your own config file download link. Finally, upload install.sh
to your own server to generate your own one-click installation command.