stkevintan/ssr-auto-redir.sh

Automatic script to start shadowsocksr-redir and configure routing table

ssr-auto-rediur

A fork of PeterCxy/shadowsocks-auto-redir.sh with shadowsocksr support.

Prerequisite

1. jq
2. ipset
3. shadowsocksr-libev^Source

You can install them from the offical repo or AUR directly if you are using archlinux.

# archlinux
yaourt -S jq ipset shadowsocksr-libev-git

Config

local configuration

Create a local.json in the project root directory:

{
  "local_port": 4411,
  "chnroute_url":"http://ftp.apnic.net/apnic/stats/apnic/delegated-apnic-latest",
  "sub_url": "http://your_subscribe_url",
  "bypass_ips": [],
  "bypass_preset": "chnroute",
  "ota": false
}

server configuration

To add a server manually, create a json config file in config directory, eg: config/example.json

{
    "obfs": "your obfs",
    "obfs_param": "your obfs_param",
    "protocol": "your protocol",
    "protocol_param": "your protocol_param",
    "method": "your method",
    "password": "your password",
    "server": "your server",
    "server_port": 443
}

Usage

# link this script as a service
./ssr-auto-redir link

# unlink this script 
./ssr-auto-redir unlink

# update the systemd service file
./ssr-auto-redir update

# update server configs from subscribe url
./ssr-auto-redir subscribe

# update the chnroute ip list
./ssr-auto-redir pull

# clear the iptable rules
./ssr-auto-redir clear

# start the proxy using config file: config/example.json
./ssr-auto-redir connect example

As a system service

After using the link command, you can manage this script as a systemd service:

# start the proxy using config file: config/example.json
sudo systemctl start ssr-auto-redir@example

# monitor the status
systemctl status ssr-auto-redir@example

# stop proxy service
sudo systemctl stop ssr-auto-redir@example

# self-start when login
sudo systemctl enable ssr-auto-redir@example

# disable self-start
sudo systemctl disable ssr-auto-redir@example