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Outline Server, developed by Jigsaw. The Outline Server is a proxy server that runs a Shadowsocks instance and provides a REST API for access key management.

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Outline Server

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Outline Server is the component that provides the Shadowsocks service (via outline-ss-server) and a service management API. You can deploy this server directly following simple instructions in this repository, or if you prefer a ready-to-use graphical interface you can use the Outline Manager.

Components:

  • Outline Server (src/shadowbox): The core proxy server that runs and manages outline-ss-server, a Shadowsocks backend. It provides a REST API for access key management.

  • Metrics Server (src/metrics_server): A REST service for optional, anonymous metrics sharing.

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Shadowsocks and Anti-Censorship

Outline's use of Shadowsocks means it benefits from ongoing improvements that strengthen its resistance against detection and blocking.

Key Protections:

  • AEAD ciphers are mandatory.
  • Probing resistance mitigates detection techniques.
  • Protection against replayed data.
  • Variable packet sizes to hinder identification.

See Shadowsocks resistance against detection and blocking.

Installation

Prerequisites

  • Node LTS (lts/hydrogen, version 18.16.0)
  • NPM (version 9.5.1)
  • Go 1.21
  1. Install dependencies

    npm install
  2. Start the server

    ./task shadowbox:start

    Exploring further options:

    • Refer to the README: Find additional configuration and usage options in the core server's README.
    • Learn about the build system: For in-depth build system information, consult the contributing guide.
  3. To clean up

    ./task clean