reality-ezpz

Install and configure vless with reality or TLS on your linux server by executing a single command!

TUIC and hysteria2 on sing-box is also supported!

This script:

• Installs docker with compose plugin in your server
• Generates docker-compose.yml and sing-box/xray configuration for vless protocol for reality and tls
• Generates docker-compose.yml and sing-box configuration for TUIC protocol with tls
• Generates docker-compose.yml and sing-box configuration for hysteria2 protocol with tls
• Create Cloudflare warp account and configure warp as outbound
• Generates client configuration string and QRcode
• Gets and renews valid certificate from Letsencrypt for TLS encryption
• Fine-tunes kernel tunables
• Is designed by taking security considerations into account to make the server undetectable
• Provides a Telegram bot to manage users from Telegram

Features:

• Generates client configuration string
• Generates client configuration QRcode
• You can choose between xray or sing-box core
• You can choose between reality or TLS security protocol
• You can use a Text-based user interface (TUI)
• You can create multiple user accounts
• You can regenerate configuration and keys
• You can change SNI domain
• You can change transport protocol (tcp, http, grpc, ws)
• You can change tunneling protocol (vless, TUIC, hysteria2, shadowtls)
• You can get valid TLS certificate with Letsencrypt
• You can block malware and adult contents
• Merges your custom advanced configuration
• Use Cloudflare WARP to hide your outbound traffic
• Supports Cloudflare warp+
• Install with a single command
• Telegram bot for user management
• Create backup from users and configuration
• Restore users and configuration from backup

Supported OS:

• Ubuntu 22.04
• Ubuntu 20.04
• Ubuntu 18.04
• Debian 11
• Debian 10
• CentOS Stream 9
• CentOS Stream 8
• CentOS 7
• Fedora 37

Quick Start

You can start using this script with default configuration by copy and paste the line below in terminal.

This command will configure sing-box with reality security protocol over tcp transport protocol on port 443 for www.google.com SNI domain by default:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez)

or (if the above command dosen't work):

bash <(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aleskxyz/reality-ezpz/master/reality-ezpz.sh)

After a while you will get configuration string and QR code:

You can run TUI with -m or --menu option:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) -m

And then you will see management menu in your terminal:

You can also enable Telegram bot with --enable-tgbot option and manage users from with your Telegram bot (More Info)

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Help message of the script:

Usage: reality-ezpz.sh [-t|--transport=tcp|http|grpc|ws|tuic|hysteria2|shadowtls] [-d|--domain=<domain>] [--server=<server>]
  [--regenerate] [--default] [-r|--restart] [--enable-safenet=true|false] [--port=<port>] [-c|--core=xray|sing-box]
  [--enable-warp=true|false] [--warp-license=<license>] [--security=reality|letsencrypt|selfsigned] [-m|--menu]
  [--show-server-config] [--add-user=<username>] [--lists-users] [--show-user=<username>] [--delete-user=<username>]
  [--backup] [--restore=<url|file>] [--backup-password=<password>] [-u|--uninstall]

  -t, --transport <tcp|http|grpc|ws|tuic|hysteria2|shadowtls> Transport protocol (tcp, http, grpc, ws, tuic, hysteria2, shadowtls default: tcp)
  -d, --domain <domain>     Domain to use as SNI (default: www.google.com)
      --server <server>     IP address or domain name of server (Must be a valid domain if using letsencrypt security)
      --regenerate          Regenerate public and private keys
      --default             Restore default configuration
  -r  --restart             Restart services
  -u, --uninstall           Uninstall reality
      --enable-safenet <true|false> Enable or disable safenet (blocking malware and adult content)
      --port <port>         Server port (default: 443)
      --enable-warp <true|false> Enable or disable Cloudflare warp
      --warp-license <warp-license> Add Cloudflare warp+ license
  -c  --core <sing-box|xray> Select core (xray, sing-box, default: sing-box)
      --security <reality|letsencrypt|selfsigned> Select type of TLS encryption (reality, letsencrypt, selfsigned, default: reality)
  -m  --menu                Show menu
      --enable-tgbot <true|false> Enable Telegram bot for user management
      --tgbot-token <token> Token of Telegram bot
      --tgbot-admins <telegram-username> Usernames of telegram bot admins (Comma separated list of usernames without leading '@')
      --show-server-config  Print server configuration
      --add-user <username> Add new user
      --list-users          List all users
      --show-user <username> Shows the config and QR code of the user
      --delete-user <username> Delete the user
      --backup              Backup users and configuration and upload it to temp.sh
      --restore <url|file>  Restore backup from URL or file
      --backup-password <password> Create/Restore password protected backup file
  -h, --help                Display this help message

Clients

• Android
  • v2rayNG
  • NekoBox
• iOS
  • FoXray
  • Shadowrocket
  • Stash
• Windows
  • v2rayN
• Windows, Linux, macOS
  • NekoRay
  • Furious

Security Options

This script can configure the service with 3 types of security options:

• reality
• letsencrypt
• selfsigned

By default reality is configured but you can change the security protocol with --security option.

The letsencrypt option will use Letsencrypt to get a valid certificate for you server. So you have to assign a valid domain or subdomain to your server with --server <domain> option.

The selfsigned option is same as letsencrypt but the certificates are self-signed and you don't need to assign a domain or subdomain to your server.

Compatibility and recommendation

CDN compatibility table:

	Cloudflare	ArvanCloud
reality	:x:	:x:
selfsigned	:heavy_check_mark:	:heavy_check_mark:
letsencrypt	:heavy_check_mark:	:heavy_check_mark:
tcp	:x:	:x:
http	:x:	:heavy_check_mark:
grpc	:heavy_check_mark:	:heavy_check_mark:
ws	:heavy_check_mark:	:heavy_check_mark:
tuic	:x:	:x:
hysteria2	:x:	:x:
shadowtls	:x:	:x:

• You need to enable grpc or websocket in Cloudflare if you want to use the corresponding transport protocols.
• You have to configure CDN provider to use HTTPS for connecting to your server.
• The ws transport protocol is not compatible with reality security option.
• The tuic tunneling protocol is not compatible with reality security option.
• The tuic tunneling protocol is only compatible with sing-box core option.
• The hysteria2 tunneling protocol is not compatible with reality security option.
• The hysteria2 tunneling protocol is only compatible with sing-box core option.
• The shadowtls tunneling protocol is only compatible with sing-box core option.
• Avoid using tcp transport protocol with letsencrypt or selfsigned security options.
• Avoid using selfsigned security option. Get a domain and use letsencrypt option.
• Do not change the port to something other than 443.
• The sing-box core has better performance.
• Using NekoBox for Android is recommended.

User Management

You can add, view and delete multiple user account with this script easily!

Add User

You can add additional user by using --add-user option:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --add-user user1

This command will create test1 as a new user.

Notice: Username can only contains A-Z, a-z and 0-9

List Users

You can view a list of all users by using --list-users option:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --list-users

Show User Configuration

You can get config string and QR code of the user for importing by using --show-user option:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --show-user user1

This command will print config string and QR code of user1

Delete User

You can delete a user by using --delete-user option:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --delete-user user1

This command will delete user1

Advanced Configuration

You can change script defaults by using different arguments.

Your configuration will be saved and restored in each execution. So You can run the script multiple time with out any problem.

Change SNI domain

Reality protocol will use the public certificate of SNI domain.

Default SNI domain is www.google.com.

You can change it by using --domain or -d options:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) -d yahoo.com

Change transport protocol

Default transport protocol is tcp.

You can change it by using --transport or -t options:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) -t http

Valid options are tcp,http, grpc, ws, tuic, hysteria2 and shadowtls.

ws is not compatible with reality protocol. You have to use letsencrypt or selfsigned with it.

tuic is not compatible with reality protocol. You have to use letsencrypt or selfsigned with it.

tuic is compatible with sing-box core only.

hysteria2 is not compatible with reality protocol. You have to use letsencrypt or selfsigned with it.

hysteria2 is compatible with sing-box core only.

shadowtls is compatible with sing-box core only.

ShadowTLS

ShadowTLS is a TLS disguise proxy that can use someone else's trusted certificate. It is similar to "Reality," but in transport, it uses Shadowsocks. So you need to assign a working SNI to it.

When you enable ShadowTLS, you will configure two proxies: ShadowTLS and Shadowsocks.

You need to configure your client to use both proxies in chain mode.

First, ShadowTLS will establish a secure connection with the server, then Shadowsocks will use the connection created by ShadowTLS.

Block malware and adult contents

You can block malware and adult contents by using --enable-safenet option:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --enable-safenet true

You can disable this feature with --enable-safenet false option.

Get runnig configuration

You can get the running configuration with --show-server-config option:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --show-server-config

Regenerate configuration keys

You can regenerate keys by using --regenerate option:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --regenerate

All other configuration will be same as before.

Restart services

You can restart the service by using -r or --restart options:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) -r

Restore default configuration

You can restore default configuration by using --default option.

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --default

User account will not change with this option.

Uninstall

You can delete configuration and services by using --uninstall or -u options:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) -u

Change port

Notice: Do not change default port. This may block your IP!

Default port is 443.

In case of using letsencrypt security option, port 80 has to be available for Letsencrypt challenge.

You can change it by using --port option:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --port 8443

Change engine core

Default engine core is sing-box but you can also switch to xray by using --core or -c options:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) -c xray

Valid options are xray and sing-box.

Create backup

You can create a backup from users and configuration and upload it to https://temp.sh/ by using --backup option.

The --backup-password option allows you to protect the backup zip file with the specified password. (Optional)

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --backup --backup-password "P@ssw0rd"

This command will give you a URL to download you backup file. The URL is only valid for 3 days.

Restore backup

You can restore a previously created backup file with --restore option.

You need to give the path or URL of the backup file to restore.

The --backup-password option allows you to restore the password protected backup zip file.

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --restore /path/to/backup.zip --backup-password "P@ssw0rd"

or

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --restore "https://www.example.com/backup.zip" --backup-password "P@ssw0rd"

You can migrate users and configuration from one server to another by:

1. Create backup in the old server and copy the URL of backup file
2. Restore the URL of backup file in the new server

Text-based user interface (TUI)

You can also use the TUI for changing the configuration of the service.

To access to TUI you can use -m or --menu options:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) -m

Telegram Bot

You can manage users with Telegram Bot.

You should get a Telegram bot token from @BotFather Telegram account.

Then you can enable Telegram bot by using this command as an example:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --enable-tgbot true --tgbot-token <telegram-bot-token> --tgbot-admins=<your-telegram-username>

In the command above you have to provide a comma separated list of Telegram usernames (without leading '@') which are authorized to use Telegram bot.

You can disable Telegram bot with this command:

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --enable-tgbot false

Cloudflare WARP

This script uses official Cloudflare WARP client for connecting to Cloudflare network and send all outbound traffic to Cloudflare server. So your servers address will be masked by Cloudflare IPs. This gives you a better web surffing experience due to less captcha challenges and also resolves some websites limitations on your servers IP.

You can enable Cloudflare WARP by using --enable-warp true option. This script will create and register a free WAPR account and use it.

bash <(curl -sL https://bit.ly/realityez) --enable-warp true

Free account has traffic limitation and lower performance in comparison with WARP+ account which needs license.

You can either buy an WARP+ Unlimited license or get a free WARP+ license from this telegram bot: https://t.me/generatewarpplusbot

After getting a license from that telegram bot, you can use the license for your server with --warp-license option:

bash <(curl -sL