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yonggekkk/x-ui-yg

★ 4,073 · Shell · updated Sep 2026

x-ui精简修改版脚本,支持Hysteria2、Xhttp传输协议、ENC加密、MLDSA65加密,集成argo固定临时双隧道(可共存)、Psiphon赛风VPN(30个国家)分流功能,支持部分节点聚合订阅、sing-box订阅、clash-meta订阅的配置输出

A Shell installer and modified x-ui panel for setting up Xray, Hysteria2 and XHTTP proxy nodes on a VPS. It adds Argo tunnels, Psiphon and WARP routing, and generates local subscription files for sing-box, clash-meta and aggregated links. It is aimed at people who already run a personal VPS for proxying and want one script that covers several protocols and client formats.

- Subscription configs are generated locally for sing-box and clash-meta, so node links don't pass through a third-party converter. Most installers in this space send links through an outside service.

- It covers Hysteria2, XHTTP and Xray inbounds in one panel, with Argo fixed and temporary tunnels running side by side, which is a practical way to hide the origin IP.

- It installs on Alpine as well as Debian and Ubuntu, and on IPv4-only and IPv6-only VPS. Many installers only target one of these setups.

- Panel defaults are kept close to upstream vaxilu/x-ui, so people who know that panel can move over without relearning its settings.

- The xuiwpph_amd64 and xuiwpph_arm64 binaries are checked in as closed-source blobs, and the README says so outright. Nobody can audit what they do, and they run on the same host as the panel with its credentials.

- install.sh is piped straight into bash from the main branch with no tag, checksum or pinned commit. Every fresh install runs whatever is on main that day.

- By the author's own statement the code merges several upstream projects with ChatGPT-generated code. The visible tree has no tests, and nothing shows how the upstream pieces are kept in sync.

- Setup guidance lives mostly in Chinese-language blog posts and videos. English-speaking users have to lean on a third-party Docker port, which is maintained separately and may lag behind.

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