Debian / Ubuntu

The function of v2rayA depends on the V2Ray core, so the kernel needs to be installed.

Install v2rayA#

Method 1: Install through the software source#

Add public key#

wget -qO - https://apt.v2raya.org/key/public-key.asc | sudo tee /etc/apt/keyrings/v2raya.asc

Add V2RayA software source#

echo "deb [signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/v2raya.asc] https://apt.v2raya.org/ v2raya main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/v2raya.list
sudo apt update

Install V2RayA#

sudo apt install v2raya v2ray ## you can install xray package instead of if you want

Method 2: Manually install the deb package#

After downloading the deb package , you can use graphical tools such as Gdebi, QApt to install, or you can use the command line:

sudo apt install /path/download/installer_debian_xxx_vxxx.deb ### Replace the actual path where the deb package is located by yourself

V2Ray and Xray debian packages can be found in APT Repo

Start v2rayA / Enable v2rayA start automatically#

From the 1.5 version, it will no longer default start v2rayA and set auto-start.

• Start v2rayA

  sudo systemctl start v2raya.service
  

• Set auto-start

  sudo systemctl enable v2raya.service
  

Use nftables#

If you already have nftables firewall on your system, then v2rayA will use nft command first to create firewall rules. You can use the --nftables-support parameter or V2RAYA_NFTABLES_SUPPORT to control whether to enable nftables support.