Closed just1random closed 8 months ago
Okay, By using the --flags option, I was able to discover the other options available. Now, I just need to determine the xray-core version. Could you please help me with this?
For anyone else wondering:
xray-knife net http
Flags:
-a, --amount uint32 Download and upload amount (KB) (default 10000)
-b, --body Show response body
-c, --config string The xray config link
-f, --file string Read config links from a file
-h, --help help for http
-e, --insecure Insecure tls connection (fake SNI)
-d, --mdelay uint16 Maximum allowed delay (default 10000)
-m, --method string Http method (default "GET")
-o, --out string Output file for valid config links (default "valid.txt")
-r, --rip Send request to XXXX/cdn-cgi/trace to receive config's IP details
-s, --sort Sort config links by their delay (fast to slow) (default true)
-p, --speedtest Speed test with speed.cloudflare.com
-t, --thread uint16 Number of threads to be used for checking links from file (default 5)
-x, --type string Output type (csv, txt) (default "txt")
-u, --url string The url to test config (default "https://google.com/")
-v, --verbose Verbose xray-core
Hello, it's my honor
Yes, using the -p
flag for net http
command you can do speedtest. Also consider setting the output to csv file using -x csv
flag in case you want to see the speedtest results in detail.
And also you can use, -f
flag to pass batch of configs.
The software doesn't use xray-core binary. It uses its package directly and you can change its version inside go.mod
file but you have to compile the source code yourself using the go build .
command.
This tool is very well thought out and well written. Thank you for your response.
I'm really happy and honored to hear that. Anytime!
Greetings and thank you for your efforts in this project.
Could you please clarify if there's an option to conduct a speed test on a configuration? I noticed a screenshot in the README showing batch testing of configuration files, but I couldn't locate a specific option for a speed test. Additionally, which version of Xray is currently in use? Is there a way to select a specific version or provide a path to a core? Lastly, is it feasible to input configurations from a file rather than through STDIN?