A very small script to install MTProtoProxy On Centos or Ubuntu
- Generate random secret
- Scripts for all proxy servers
- Automatically configure firewall
- Create a service to run it on background and start up
- Choose between Official Proxy, Python Proxy and Erlang Proxy
- Easy to setup
- Revoke and add secrets after install
- Supports Centos 7/8 or Ubuntu 18 or later and Debian 10 or later
- Automatically configure NTP
- API Support [Reference]
Use python if:
- Your server's CPU has one core or you want to run proxy on one core.
- Your server is low-end.
- You are serving a small group of people. (Like family or small company)
- You want to limit user connections.
- You also have another application or service running on your server. (Openvpn, shadowsocks, nginx or ...)
Otherwise, use official proxy.
Python proxy says it can serve about 4000 concurrent connections with 1 CPU core (~2.5 GHz) and 1024MB RAM.
Official proxy can serve about 10000 to 16000 connections per core.
Current Python script does not support Centos any more. You can get the latest version which supports it from here.
On your server run
curl -o MTProtoProxyInstall.sh -L https://git.io/fjo34 && bash MTProtoProxyInstall.shWait until the setup finishes, you should be given the links. (using systemctl status mtprotoproxy -l will display said links as well)
To update, uninstall, change port, revoke secret or... the proxy, run this script again.
Use systemctl start mtprotoproxy to start, systemctl stop mtprotoproxy to stop and systemctl status mtprotoproxy -l to see logs of script. For hot reload see below.
To manually config, proxy edit config.py in /opt/mtprotoproxy to change the config; Then restart the server using systemctl restart mtprotoproxy or use hot reload.
Python version of the proxy has the ability to limit the users by the traffic they use. You can change the quota by re-running the script after the installation. But remember that if you restart the proxy, all of the usages will reset. (They start counting from 0 again.)
Therefore, if you want user management you can use this program
Hot reload reloads the config file without restarting the service. It can be useful if you have set some quota limits.
Copy and execute each of these lines on your terminal:
pid=$(systemctl show --property MainPID mtprotoproxy)
arrPID=(${pid//=/ })
pid=${arrPID[1]}
kill -USR2 "$pid"This script gives you post-install API support to control the proxy. More Info
On your server run
curl -o MTProtoProxyOfficialInstall.sh -L https://git.io/fjo3u && bash MTProtoProxyOfficialInstall.shand wait until the setup finishes and you will see the links after install.
Each worker can handle more than 10000 connections on a modern CPU. Connections will be split between workers. Do not spawn workers more than your CPUs thread count.
You can run the script with arguments to enable the "keyless installer".
For example:
curl -o MTProtoProxyOfficialInstall.sh -L https://git.io/fjo3u && bash MTProtoProxyOfficialInstall.sh --port 443 --secret 00000000000000000000000000000000Reference:
-p | --port : int -> The port that the proxy will listen on it. Do not include this argument to choose a random port
-s | --secret : string -> Adds a secret to list of secrets. Secret must be a 32 characters and in hexadecimal format; Use multiple of this argument to add more secrets (See example below)
-t | --tag : string -> Set the advertisement tag for the proxy. Do not pass this argument to disable the tag.
--workers : int -> The number of workers that the proxy spawns. Default is number of your CPU threads - 1.
--disable-updater : bool -> Pass this argument to disable the proxy updater.
--tls : string -> The host that the proxy must mimic. The default is www.cloudflare.com. To disable the fake tls, use this: '--tls ""'
--custom-args : string -> If you want you can set some other arguments that are directly put into the service file.
--no-bbr : bool -> Pass this argument to do not enable BBR if the operating system is Ubuntu 18.04 or higher. (Does not have any effect on other operating systems).
--no-nat: bool -> Pass this argument to disable the NAT check
Example:
bash MTProtoProxyOfficialInstall.sh --port 443 --secret 00000000000000000000000000000000 --secret 0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef --tag dcbe8f1493fa4cd9ab300891c0b5b326 --tls "www.google.com"Use systemctl start MTProxy to start, systemctl stop MTProxy to stop and systemctl status MTProxy -l to see logs of script.
The service file is saved in /etc/systemd/system/MTProxy.service. You can edit it manually. There is also a file named mtconfig.conf at /opt/MTProxy/objs/bin that is created by script. It’s used in loading proxy configs by script. You must not delete this file ,however, you can edit it. Also if you have enabled auto updater, you will have two other files named updater.sh and updater.log
This proxy server is written in golang. TBH, I have not worked with it and I have not an idea if it's good or not. Also note that the go version is meant to be easy to setup and does not give you a lot of options to configure your proxy.
curl -o MTGInstall.sh -L https://git.io/mtg_installer && bash MTGInstall.shA service name under the name of mtg is created for you. All of the configs are in that service.
Thanks to @seriyps creator of the Erlang Proxy you can now install the Erlang proxy with a script.
Note: This script works on Ubuntu 18/19 , Debian 9/10 and Centos 7.
curl -L -o mtp_install.sh https://git.io/fj5ru && bash mtp_install.shYou can also just provide port/secret/ad-tag/protocols as command line arguments:
curl -L -o mtp_install.sh https://git.io/fj5ru && bash mtp_install.sh -p 443 -s d0d6e111bada5511fcce9584deadbeef -t dcbe8f1493fa4cd9ab300891c0b5b326 -a dd -a tlsSetup will try to configure the proxy on public zone. However you can manually enter these rules in case of any error or whatever. Just rerun the script and choose Generate Firewalld Rules and script will generate and apply firewall rules.
Due to some ISPs detecting MTProxy by packet sizes, random padding is added to packets if such mode is enabled. It's only enabled for clients which request it. Add dd prefix to secret (cafe...babe => ddcafe...babe) to enable this mode on client side.
Fake TLS is a method that makes the proxy traffic look like TLS (something like websites traffic). In order to make your clients use it you have to share the specific link with them. The script will print it at the end. Fake-TLS links begins with ee.
I've written a small program in golang(link) to forward traffic with quota managment. I've also written a guide here in order to configure it with MTProto. Right now it also supports the limiting the amount of connections per port. Persian Guide
I've written a small guide to install that on Windows. Please read wiki for more info.
You can use any VPS or Dedicated Server. If you want a cheap and low-end server, I personally recommend to buy one at Virmach; They also accept cryptos!
I DO NOT USE MTPROTO PROXY MYSELF. You can also use shadowsocks with Cloak(Highly Recommended and I use it myself) or wireguard or openvpn instead.
(If you are from Iran, you may need to open this link with VPN)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Telegram/comments/95m5vi/how_to_deploy_mtproto_proxy_server_on_centos/
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