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First of all, thank you for developing this amazing tool! It's been incredibly useful.

I noticed on your to-do list that there is an ongoing need for enabling JSON input for core configurations. This feature could be particularly valuable since current methods do not support link-based configurations for fragmentation. For example, the Streisand app on iOS utilizes link fragmentation, but this approach isn't widely applicable.

Therefore, adding the option to convert links to JSON and to input configurations directly via JSON could be a significant enhancement. I am eager to contribute to the implementation of this feature. However, I must mention that I do not have experience with Go programming language. If there's any way I can assist or other preparatory tasks I could handle, please let me know.

Thanks for considering this enhancement. I look forward to your feedback!

PM: The 3x-ui project has implemented some features related to converting links to JSON within this folder. It's worth taking a look.

Hello,

I am encountering an SSL/TLS certificate issue when using the proxy method. Below are the details of the commands I am using and the error I receive.

Commands:
To create the proxy:

xray-knife proxy -v -p 2342 -c vless://..........

To test the proxy:

curl --proxy socks5://localhost:2342 https://api.ipify.org?format=json

Error:
curl: (35) schannel: failed to receive handshake, SSL/TLS connection failed

Terminal Output:

==========INBOUND==========
Protocol: Socks
Remark: Listener
Network: tcp
Address: 127.0.0.1
Port: 2342
============================

==========OUTBOUND==========
Protocol: Vless
Remark:
Network: tcp
Address: 80.253.255.10
Port: 443
UUID: 7c7af2de-bb97-429f-ac3c-8ef849717491
Flow: none
TLS: none
============================
2024/06/30 15:34:15 [Debug] app/log: Logger started
2024/06/30 15:34:15 [Debug] app/proxyman/inbound: creating stream worker on 127.0.0.1:2342
2024/06/30 15:34:15 [Info] transport/internet/tcp: listening TCP on 127.0.0.1:2342
2024/06/30 15:34:15 [Info] transport/internet/udp: listening UDP on 127.0.0.1:2342
2024/06/30 15:34:15 [Warning] core: Xray 1.8.13 started
[+] 15:34:15 Started listening for new connections...
2024/06/30 15:34:29 [Info] [510997808] proxy/socks: TCP Connect request to tcp:104.26.13.205:443
2024/06/30 15:34:29 tcp:127.0.0.1:64690 accepted tcp:104.26.13.205:443 [socks >> proxy]
2024/06/30 15:34:34 [Info] [510997808] app/dispatcher: default route for tcp:104.26.13.205:443
2024/06/30 15:34:34 [Info] [510997808] transport/internet/tcp: dialing TCP to tcp:80.253.255.10:443
2024/06/30 15:34:34 [Debug] transport/internet: dialing to tcp:80.253.255.10:443
2024/06/30 15:34:34 [Info] [510997808] proxy/vless/outbound: tunneling request to tcp:104.26.13.205:443 via 80.253.255.10:443
2024/06/30 15:34:34 [Info] [510997808] app/proxyman/inbound: connection ends > proxy/socks: connection ends > context canceled

I want to thank you sincerely. This tool has enabled us to complete several projects successfully.

Hi

Thank you for this powerful tools

$go build .
go: errors parsing go.mod:
/media/user/Local Disk/user/Programming/projects/0_people/xray-knife/go.mod:5: unknown directive: toolchain

Greetings and thank you for your efforts in this project.

Could you please clarify if there's an option to conduct a speed test on a configuration? I noticed a screenshot in the README showing batch testing of configuration files, but I couldn't locate a specific option for a speed test. Additionally, which version of Xray is currently in use? Is there a way to select a specific version or provide a path to a core? Lastly, is it feasible to input configurations from a file rather than through STDIN?

It is very nice tool to test v2ray/xray configs. I hasn't seen any similar tool. (only vmessping, that doesn't work for me)

If it is possible separate tool from xray-core, then users can use other compatible version of xray-core.

Thank you for sharing.

when i want to refer this package in my project ,but i get a error:

(py310_directml) PS C:\Users\32450\Documents\我的文档\projects\vscode\go\ppc-space-test-background> go get -u github.com/lilendian0x00/xray-knife
go: downloading github.com/lilendian0x00/xray-knife v1.6.13
go: github.com/lilendian0x00/xray-knife@upgrade (v1.6.13) requires github.com/lilendian0x00/xray-knife@v1.6.13: parsing go.mod:
        module declares its path as: xray-knife
                but was required as: github.com/lilendian0x00/xray-knife

so it's better to declare module as github.com/lilendian0x00/xray-knife,not xray-knife

how to install and use in ubuntu ?

Hi again!

I hope you're doing well. I'm encountering a small problem with xray-knife. When proceeding with batch processing from a file, xray-knife crashes or stops upon receiving a bad configuration, and it does not check the rest of the configurations. It would be really helpful if the tool could ignore the bad configuration and continue processing the other configurations.

I'm using net http --type csv --file "configurations.txt"

Thank you for looking into this!

I am running xray-knife with the following command:

./xray-knife proxy --file vless.link

In the vless.link file, I have a link in the format vless://..., which was generated by the x-ui panel.

After starting xray-knife, it still asks for the config from STDIN, even though I expect it to read the configuration from the link in vless.link.