OpenWrt
The function of v2rayA depends on V2Ray core, so it needs to be installed.
Install from v2rayA self-built software source
refer to:
You can use open source mirror sites that reverse proxy OSDN to speed up downloads.
Install from OpenWrt official repositories
Currently only the latest snapshot version of openWrt contains v2rayA in the software source. Users of this version can install it directly from the software source.
opkg update
opkg install v2raya
Since there is no v2ray-core in the xray-core will be installed as a dependency. If you plan to use v2ray then you need to install it manually. In the presence of both v2ray and xray, v2rayA will take precedence over the former.
Manual installation
Install V2Ray Kernel / Xray Kernel
First install the packages unzip and wget , then download the v2ray kernel from Github Releases
and save it to /usr/bin , and finally give the binary executable permission.
E.g:
opkg update; opkg install unzip wget-ssl
wget https://github.com/v2fly/v2ray-core/releases/download/v4.40.1/v2ray-linux-64.zip
unzip -d v2ray-core v2ray-linux-64.zip
cp v2ray-core/v2ray v2ray-core/v2ctl /usr/bin
chmod +x /usr/bin/v2ray; chmod +x /usr/bin/v2ctl
keep your eyes open Pay extra attention to the architecture of your OpenWrt device, don’t download a version that doesn’t work for your device, or the kernel won’t work.
Install v2rayA
For users who do not have v2rayA in the software source, you can find the ipk file suitable for your architecture from here to install, or you can install it manually as follows.
Download the latest version of the binaries for the processor architecture from Github Releases
, then move to /usr/bin and give execute permissions:
wget https://github.com/v2rayA/v2rayA/releases/download/v$version/v2raya_linux_$arch_$version --output-document v2raya
mv v2raya /usr/bin/v2raya && chmod +x /usr/bin/v2raya
Install dependencies and kernel modules
opkg update
opkg install \
ca-bundle \
ip-full \
iptables-mod-conntrack-extra \
iptables-mod-extra \
iptables-mod-filter \
iptables-mod-tproxy \
kmod-ipt-nat6
Create configuration and service files
/etc/config/v2raya reference here
.
/etc/init.d/v2raya reference here
.
Give this file executable permissions:
chmod +x /etc/init.d/v2raya
run v2rayA
Enable v2rayA service
uci set v2raya.config.enabled='1'
uci commit v2raya
start v2rayA
/etc/init.d/v2raya start
Some tips
PPPoE dial-up problem
If you are dial-up via PPPoE, then you may experience the failure of v2rayA’s transparent proxy to have no network connection after a period of time. As a workaround, when using v2rayA, do not delete or replace the “Network > Interface” default WAN connection (which uses the DHCP protocol), but instead create a new interface for dialing. The newly created PPPoE dial-up interface needs to be added to the firewall zone named wan.
Some devices do not work
The database module used by ~~v2rayA currently does not support MIPS-based chips. These devices (such as some cheap WiFi routers, domestic Loongson computers, etc.) may not be able to properly initialize the database, resulting in unusable use. ~~ This issue has been resolved in v1.5.9.1698.1 version.
Also, v2rayA cannot be enabled if the device flash space is too small. if you are in need, you can use upx to compress v2rayA and the core and try again.
Operating systems with incomplete kernel modules cannot enable transparent proxy. It is recommended to use the official OpenWrt distribution, or a third-party flavor called ImmortalWrt.
Last update on: Oct 05, 2022 08:16 +0800
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