snell is a proxy protocol developed by surge, exclusively supported by surge.
This is a niche protocol, currently updated to v4. The official does not encourage reverse engineering of snell to make it a mainstream proxy protocol, but it seems that reverse projects of v1-v3 snell have appeared.
This may explain why the traffic of older versions of snell seems to be accurately identified, while v4 can currently be used normally.
Compared to vmess, its advantage lies in its full UDP support, which can be used for surge ponte penetration.
Below are the manual installation steps, you can refer to:
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Pull:
wget https://dl.nssurge.com/snell/snell-server-v4.0.1-linux-amd64.zip -
Install unzip and unzip:
apt install unzip unzip snell-server-v4.0.1-linux-amd64.zip -
Run once, it will ask if you want to generate a new configuration file, enter y, press Enter to get PSK, port, and other information:
./snell-server -
Keep running
./snell-server &
In addition, you can also use scripts for deployment (for reference only, not responsible for them):
This article is synchronized updated by Mix Space to xLog
The original link is https://xxu.do/posts/geek/Sneel-v4