note CentOS to configure course SSserver
In the last part, there are really many online tutorials about this part, and they are very practical. I really don't have the idea of writing another one. So I moved the top one on SEO to teach you how to conduct multi-user configuration. If you have seen the first three tutorials in the series, it would be better, because multi-user configuration is more specific to the whole series, Help people build more SSservers of their own.
Of course, the moving part is the Summary of Shadowsocks Configuration for Tile Movers (www.jianshu. com/p/36e55c289d65)
The old rule is to enter the terminal with root permission.
Enter the following command to open the configuration file
vi /etc/shadowsocks.json
Because it has been configured before, it contains the configuration information of a single user. You need to delete the content and add the multi-user configuration information to it
{ "Server": "Server IP Address", "local_address":"127.0.0.1", "local_port":1080, "port_password":{ "9011":"1234567890", "9012":"4561237980", "9013":"3216549870", "9014":"0987654321" }, "timeout":300, "method":"rc4-md5", "fast_open": false }
Add the above content, overwrite the original content, save and exit
Front end start
ssserver -c /etc/shadowsocks.json
Back end startup
ssserver -c /etc/shadowsocks.json -d start
ssserver -c /etc/shadowsocks.json -d stop
Configuration description:
| Name | Explanation |
|---|
| server | The address your server listens (server IP) |
| local_address | The address your local listens |
| local_port | Local port |
| port_password | Password used for encryption |
| timeout | In seconds |
| method | Default: "rc4-md5", (encryption mode) |
| fast_open | Use TCP_FASTOPEN, true/false (whether to use TCP or not) |
The first part of the series of tutorials has realized boot up, so no further configuration is required
Ok, so far, the whole series of tutorials on the construction and configuration of SSserver has finally ended. I also filled in the hole that I promised to teach others how to build. At the same time, I hope this tutorial will be helpful to everyone.
The series of tutorials are as follows:
The auxiliary tutorials are as follows:
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