Currently only supports a single use case. If you need to connect to other panels or systems, feel free to contribute.

• Currently only supports CentOS 7/8
• Requires registration of a cloudflare account and application for a token . Users obtain an SSL certificate.
• Uses SSPanel as the default panel. To make other changes, please refer to the XrayR manual configuration.
• By default, the client link uses 443 and the server listens on 8443. If you need to make changes, please configure it manually.
• cloudflare has port restrictions when CDN is enabled. If you need to customize the port, please pay attention to the guide .
• Only supports the Trojan-GO ws protocol.
• If you use protocols such as TCP/UDP, use nginx-mod-stream to process them.

The automatic script defaults to using the ws protocol, with Trojan service listening on port 8443, and nginx listening on ports 443 and 80. Port 80 is used for a fallback website to disguise, while port 443 is used to handle SSL proxy forwarding to the 8443 service.

{
  "allow_insecure": false,
  "offset_port_user": "443",
  "offset_port_node": "8443",
  "server_sub": "domain",
  "host": "domain",
  "network": "ws",
  "path": "/ws",
  "ws-opts": {
    "path": "/ws"
  }
}

First configure the Custom Config, and then use the script below for one-click deployment success.

bash <(curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/fupengl/xrayr-node.sh/master/trojan-node.sh)

• Uses SSPanel-Uim panel
• Trojan-go ws protocol
• Automatically applies for a cloudflare certificate
• Uses nginx to process ssl websocket
• Automatically wraps IPV4/IPV6 network cards using cloudflare wrap to solve website blocking of VPS addresses
• Supports cloudflare CDN configuration

• SSPanel-Uim
• XrayR
• XrayR-release
• warp.sh
• acme.sh

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