Goals, really briefly
To create a transparent remotely-controlled, private and easy to deploy proxy service.
Because v2ray is cool but no way in hell I trust a bunch of dudes from a country that's known to do not so funni things on the web.
Features:
- ✅
CONNECTcommand - ⏳
BINDcommand - ⏳
ASSOCIATEcommand - ⏳ UDP proxy
- ✅ IPv4/IPV6/DOMAIN address type support
- ✅ Password auth
Features:
- ✅ HTTP tunnelling (
CONNECTmethod) - ✅ Forward-proxying (
GET,POST, etc.) - ✅ Basic proxy auth (username/password)
- ⏳ TLS (HTTPS) proxy
First of all you'd need to have a compatible RADIUS-based AAA server. Refer to the RADIUS section to learn more.
After a AAA server is up and running the vx config file has to be updated with ip address(es) of the server as well as with a new RADIUS protocol secret. Refer to the config section for more info on configuration options. By default the config is located at /etc/vx-proxy/vx-proxy.yml.
Make sure that desired proxy services have valid port ranges assigned to them. After the configuration step is done, vx can be started as a systemd service or it can be run as a command.
It's best to deploy vx directly onto a VPS as it needs to see the original IP addresses of incoming connections. A more sophisticated docker network configuration could help with lifting this limitation, however I have no plans in doing that right now.
A binary Debian package is available in Releases