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This is the server config.json example to utilizing V2ray as the server for Shadowsocks + V2Ray Plugin
The complete setup also requires a web server to handle the TLS and proxy pass the deciphered request to the backend v2ray server at 127.0.0.1:10000. You can find the web server example at https://guide.v2fly.org/en_US/advanced/wss_and_web.html#server-side-configuration
中文用户请看 Readme - zh-CN. md
Choose either one of config_server_redirect.json and config_server_domainsocket.json
If you choose to use config_server_domainsocket.json remember to modify the systemd service file @ /etc/systemd/system/v2ray.service.
Add the following line to the block starting with [Service]
RuntimeDirectory=ss-loop
'ss-loop' corresponds to the "/var/run/ss-loop" folder in the "dsSettings" part of the config.json.
Execute the following commands to re-enable the v2ray.service.
systemctl disable v2ray.service
systemctl enable v2ray.service
Since nobody user does not have the right permission to create the 'ss-loop' folder in /var/run.
Client configuration examples
You should change the parameters according to your server configs
shadowsocks windows client configuration examples：
Server IP: example.com
Server Port: 443
Password: ifYouWantToKeepYourPassphraseSafeChangeThis!!
Encryption: chacha20-ietf-poly1305
Plugin Program: pathToYourV2ray-plugin_windows_arch.exe
Plugin Options: tls;mode=websocket;path=/michi;host=example.com
shadowsocks Android plugin configuration examples：
Both the shadowsocks android and the V2Ray plugin android are mandatory, they are available on Google Play Store.
Plugin: v2ray
Configuration:
Transport mode: websocket-tls
Hostname: example.com
Path: /michi
Concurrent connections: 1
Certificate for TLS verification: Not set