This script automates the installation, configuration, and management of Xray on a Linux system. It helps in setting up Xray as a proxy server, with options for WebSocket, TLS encryption, and UUID generation. It also provides options for managing the Xray service, modifying the configuration, and viewing runtime logs.

• Install Xray: Automatically installs Xray-core on your Linux server.
• WebSocket Support: Optionally enable WebSocket for Xray.
• TLS Encryption: Optionally enable TLS encryption with custom certificates.
• UUID Generation: Generates a new UUID for client authentication.
• Port Modification: Change the port Xray listens on.
• Service Management: Start, stop, restart, and enable/disable Xray service using systemd.
• Client Information: View real-time logs, connected clients, and their geographic location based on IP.
• Configuration Management: View and modify the Xray configuration.

• A Linux server with apt package manager (e.g., Ubuntu/Debian).
• Root privileges to install software and manage services.
• Internet connection to download Xray and required components.

1. Install Xray:
   Run the script and select 1 to install Xray.

   ./xray-install.sh
   

2. Uninstall Xray:
   To remove Xray, select 2 from the main menu.

3. Modify Configuration:
   You can modify the port or UUID by selecting options 3 and 4.

4. View Connected Clients:
   Select 7 to view the connected clients and their geographical information.

5. Start, Stop, or Restart Xray:
   You can manage the Xray service with the options 9, 10, or 11.

• Port: The script prompts you to enter the port Xray will listen on (default: 1080).
• WebSocket: Optionally enable WebSocket support by answering "y" when prompted.
• TLS Encryption: Enable TLS encryption by providing a domain name and paths to your TLS certificate and private key.

This project is open source and available under the MIT License.