Install and configure personal anti-censorship service Xray

1. Ubuntu Server (22.04, 24.04)
2. Python 3.10+
3. Internet connection

• Installing Xray
• Creating, storing and changing XRAY server configuration
• Adding and removing XRAY server clients

Run simple command:

rm -rf /tmp/veepeenet \
    && mkdir /tmp/veepeenet \
    && (cd /tmp/veepeenet \
        && curl -LO https://github.com/spector517/veepeenet/releases/latest/download/veepeenet.tar.gz \
        && tar -xf veepeenet.tar.gz && (cd veepeenet-* && sudo ./install-xray.sh)
    )

sudo xray-config --host my.domain.com --add-clients my_client1 my_client2

Configure XRAY server on host my.domain.com, create client configuration s my_client1 and my_client2 and print share links

sudo xray-config --remove-clients my_client2

Remove client my_client2

sudo xray-config --clean --host my.domain2.com --add-clients client1 client2 client3 

Remove current configuration and create new configuration

sudo xray-config --help

Show help message

• --host The IP/DNS-name of current host. Using hostname -i if not specified. It is recommended to specify manually.
• --port The XRAY server port. Default is 443
• --reality-host The reality host for active probing. Default is microsoft.com
• --reality-port The reality port for active probing. Default is 443
• --add-clients List of XRAY server clients names. Default - no generate clients configs.
• --remove-clients Removing clients list of XRAY server. Non-existing clients names will be ignored.
• --clean Remove existing config. Default is False.
• --check Dry run. Print changed files content to the console.
• --no-ufw Do not use the Uncomplicated Firewall
• --status Show Xray server information

Run simple command:

rm -rf /tmp/veepeenet \
    && mkdir /tmp/veepeenet \
    && (cd /tmp/veepeenet \
        && curl -LO https://github.com/spector517/veepeenet/releases/latest/download/veepeenet.tar.gz \
        && tar -xf veepeenet.tar.gz && (cd veepeenet-* && sudo ./uninstall-xray.sh)
    )

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