#Clashx terminal proxy install#
#Clashx terminal proxy update#
#Clashx terminal proxy software#
#Clashx terminal proxy Pc#

You can’t use it directly, but you can learn more details about my setup, or modify your own version based on it.

#Clashx terminal proxy install#

I install them by Ansible - a configuration management tool, the source code is available on my GitHub.

iptables for providing NAT and firewall, redirects TCP connections.

Clash for providing redir proxy and DNS service.

dnsmasq for providing DHCP service and DNS cache.

#Clashx terminal proxy software#

I installed or use the following software on my router:

#Clashx terminal proxy Pc#

But I think that a Linux on a universal PC hardware will have almost the same performance with special hardware. This is equivalent to setting the proxy via mac system settings > Network > wi-fi > Advanced > Proxies > Web proxy. Many people believe router that using specially designed hardware may have higher performance. To globally set an http proxy system-wide on MacOS (not just for a terminal session) you can use: This assumes your network interface is called wi-fi (or Wi-Fi ), and that your proxy is running on localhost on port 8080. Because Ubuntu is my most used Linux distributions. Host Prox圜ommand nc -X connect -x proxyhost:proxyport h p ServerAliveInterval 10. you can add the following lines to /.ssh/config. Fndroid/clashforwindowspkg: A Windows/macOS GUI based on Clash. If your SSH proxy connection is going to be used often, you don't have to pass them as parameters each time. MetaCubeX/Clash.Meta: A rule-based tunnel in Go. Dreamacro/clash: A rule-based tunnel in Go. The router using J1900 CPU, installed 2G memory and 128G SSD, and I install an Ubuntu on it. Clash Verge was based on or inspired by these projects and so on: tauri-apps/tauri: Build smaller, faster, and more secure desktop applications with a web frontend. In the SOCKS Settings and HTTP Settings part, we can set up the port to be used for SOCKS and HTTP.I bought a very small fanless PC in April 2019, intended to install a Linux then replace my main router in my home, and set up a transparent proxy on it, Finally, I finished it in November 2019. Check the proxy portsĬlick the Preferences menu, then click Inbound Settings in the Preferences window. Click a connection, and right click to bring up the context menu. Double click the group we have added, it will show all the connections for this group. Go back to the previous Window where all groups are listed.

#Clashx terminal proxy update#

In the Subscription Settings page on the right, check the button This group is a subscription.įill in the subscription URL in the field Subscription Address, and click theīutton Update Subscription to update the subscription. The icon Add new subscription on the bottom left. Select the Network setting in the menu on the left side of the window. Add a subscription URLĬlick the Show menu, click Groups at the bottom. To access proxy settings using the Ubuntu GUI, open Ubuntu’s main Settings. If everything is fine, a popup window occurs, and tells you that: V2ray executable is /usr/local/bin/v2ray, and its resource is inĬlick the button Check V2ray Core Settings. On macOS, we can also use brew to install v2ray ( brew install v2ray). After adding the above code to the system shortcuts, ClashX can quickly switch proxy options. Then click Preferences and go to Kernel Settings page, set the V2ray Core Executable Path and V2ray Assets Directory (it contains the file geoip.dat and geosite.dat) to the file we just extracted. We can download the binary release from its release page.Įxtract the compressed file. We need also to install v2ray core ourselves since It requires more setup than ClashX since it is more configurable. Check the proxy ports it providesĬlick Help -> Ports, ClashX will show the HTTP and socks5 ports it provides. Popped up window, fill in the remote subscription URL, and give the config a

Subscription, click Config -> Remote Config -> Manage, click Add. Clash is a cross-platform rule-based proxy utility that runs on the network and application layer, supporting various proxy and anti-censorship protocols out-of-the-box. To cross the fucking firewall, we need some handy tools.ĬlashX is easy to set up.