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yonggekkk/warp-yg
warp多功能一键脚本，支持warp-go与wgcf切换，无限生成warp配置文件，支持升级warp+、warp团队账户，查看VPS本地IP、netflix、chatgpt解锁状态
A single Bash script that installs Cloudflare WARP on a Linux VPS and manages it from a menu: switching between the warp-go and wgcf backends, generating WireGuard configs, upgrading to WARP+ or a team account, and checking the box's local IP and whether Netflix and ChatGPT are reachable through WARP. It is for people who want WARP's exit IP on a cheap VPS and would rather not wire up wgcf by hand.
The backend switch is the useful part: it puts warp-go and wgcf behind one menu, so changing clients when one stops working does not mean rebuilding the setup. It names pure IPv4 and pure IPv6 VPSes as supported targets, which matters because many WARP guides assume dual stack. The Netflix and ChatGPT checks let you confirm the exit IP behaves as expected before you point traffic at it. The credits name the upstream projects it draws on (wgcf, warp-go, P3TERX, fscarmen), so there is something concrete to read.
The README's troubleshooting section is the first thing to read: lost IPs, a stalled VPS, or a failed download all have documented fixes that mean killing warp-go or stopping the wg-quick unit by hand, so the script leaves system state behind that you may have to clean up yourself. Installation is a curl or wget piped into bash against a raw.githubusercontent.com URL with no pinned commit or checksum, and the endpoint optimizer comes from a different GitLab account, so you are trusting two moving targets as root. The project says its code is a mix of GitHub community sources and ChatGPT output, which is an honest disclaimer but a weak basis for auditing what runs as root. The tree also holds a Windows zip, a warp.exe binary, and a ygkkkkeys.txt file, which is a lot of non-source material in a shell repo, and the keys file is the one to check before trusting it.