hiifeng/v2ray-for-doprax

The tool can install v2ray on the Doprax, including VMess and VLess protocols, it will automatically switch IP, you need to fork this projects, read...

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Updated 45 minutes ago
Added to GitGenius on September 7th, 2026
Created on December 28th, 2022
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Number of forks: 21,565
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Detailed Description

v2ray-for-doprax is a deployment tool that installs v2ray on the Doprax platform with support for VMess and VLess protocols.

The tool addresses the need to run a v2ray proxy server on free hosting infrastructure. It uses a Docker-based approach combining Nginx, WebSocket, and TLS encryption to create a functional proxy endpoint. The deployment leverages Doprax's free tier, which advertises unlimited bandwidth and persistent uptime, though with performance characteristics slower than some alternatives. The tool automatically handles IP switching during operation.

Developers considering this tool should understand it targets users seeking free v2ray hosting on Doprax specifically. The setup requires forking the repository, registering a Doprax account, and manually configuring a UUID and WebSocket paths by editing the Dockerfile before deployment. Client-side configuration must be done manually in v2ray clients. Users should be aware of potential domain blocking issues and the risk of account suspension from platform abuse. The README notes that deployed domains may require Cloudflare CDN to bypass censorship.

The project maintains active engagement through Telegram support channels and community Discord coordination with the Doprax platform team. Documentation includes detailed configuration examples with visual guides for both server-side Dockerfile editing and client-side setup in v2ray clients. The tool is written primarily in Dockerfile with supporting configuration for the deployment pipeline.