Open tierline1 opened 5 months ago
easy xray is written for user+sudo or for Docker root, not for system root. Try to make a user, give a password to it, then install/start xray:
useradd -m username
passwd username
# logout, login as user
sudo ./ex.sh install
sudo xray -c conf/config_server.sh
# or sudo systemctl restart xray
easy xray is written for user+sudo or for Docker root, not for system root. Try to make a user, give a password to it, then install/start xray:
useradd -m username passwd username # logout, login as user sudo ./ex.sh install sudo xray -c conf/config_server.sh # or sudo systemctl restart xray
ok, now i have another error, i have nginx with some web-sites on my vps:
One of xray plusses is that it is hard to detect by authorities. Connection to it looks like usual https user connection to a website (in the configuration used in easy-xray). So xray should listen ports 80 and 443. If you already have nginx on these ports, you can use xray only on other ports that looks strange. Anyway, if you want to, you can change ports 80 and 443 in ex.sh and templateconfig*.jsonc and try to use it this way. I havn't tested it in such configuration.
after successfull instalation Xray service doesn't start, see screenshot any advice?