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Chocolate4U / Iran-v2ray-rules

Enhanced v2ray/xray and v2ray/xray-clients routing rules with built-in Iranian domains and a focus on security and adblocking.
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Confusion on understanding how to run it #22

Closed mayburs closed 8 months ago

mayburs commented 8 months ago

Hey there. I read the readme part multiple times, but still couldn't figure it out. Is there a way to explain in a little simpler for me how I can add the rules in v2rayn of my desktop? I am slightly confused about what to do with .dat and .json and where to import them. That would be nice of you if you provided me with step by step guide on what to do. Thanks.

Chocolate4U commented 8 months ago

Hi, If by ".json" you mean config.json in the root of the repo, then that's for the rule generation, you don't need that. Download geoip.dat, geosite.dat, geoip.db, geosite.db from release section. Then copy and replace geoip.dat and geosite.dat to v2rayN\bin directory and geoip.db and geosite.db to v2rayN\guiConfigs directory. Also set Automatic update interval of Geo (hours) to 0 to avoid geo files getting replaced by original files. Then go to RoutingSetting > Advanced Function > Add > Rule Add , set outboundTag to direct and add geosite:ir to Domain section and geoip:ir, geoip:private to IP section and click Confirm. redo this process for outboundTag set to block with geosite:category-ads-all or other categories like geosite:malware (each on separate line) in Domain section.

Let me know if you need any further assistance.

mayburs commented 8 months ago

Thanks for your response,

I would like to know whether geoip.db and geosite.db are available in the releases section.

Cause I searched and there was no file formatted .db there.

Chocolate4U commented 8 months ago

geoip.db and geosite.db are for sing-box core in V2rayN. You can download them from this repository:

https://github.com/Chocolate4U/Iran-sing-box-rules

mayburs commented 8 months ago

Thanks for your response, I did what you mentioned and it's working as great as it is supposed to. Now As my final Question: Are geosite:malware and geosite:phishing integrated in those files or I should manually download security-ip.dat and .db and then set them as a block in domain section?

Chocolate4U commented 8 months ago

They are integrated in geosite and geoip databases. security and security-ip databases are just a lightweight alternative for those that only need to block malware, phishing, cryptominers and ads. geosite and geoip databases are the most comprehensive, you don't need anything else if you're using them.

mayburs commented 8 months ago

Got it. I got my answers. Thanks! Have a nice time! :)