Host Your Own Node

Deploy a QuicProxy node on a VPS and generate a subscription link for your clients. No domain, no certificate.

One-Line Setup

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RealBikiniBottom/QuicProxy/master/server_install.sh | sudo bash

The script interactively asks which protocols to enable, then finishes the installation automatically.

Available Protocols

Protocol	Transport	Best for
shadowquic (QUIC + JLS)	UDP	Lowest latency, ideal for gaming and video
anytls (insecure TLS)	TCP	TLS camouflage, resistant to blocking
trojan (TLS)	TCP	Standard Trojan, broadly compatible

What the Script Does

1. Downloads the latest quicproxy binary.
2. Generates random credentials.
3. Detects the port and public IP automatically (IPv4 / IPv6).
4. Writes the server configuration to server.json5 (including observe / api / subscription).
5. Registers and starts a systemd service.
6. Prints the subscription link (Core API subscription + direct nodes) and a QR code.

# Show the subscription link
cat /opt/quicproxy/subscription.txt

# Service management
systemctl status   quicproxy
systemctl restart  quicproxy
journalctl -u quicproxy -f

Subscription

The script enables the core API and observe, then prints a Core API subscription URL:

http://<public-ip>:<api-port>/sub?username=<user>&password=<password>

Import this URL directly into the client; the script also renders a QR code through the Core API. Node links are generated dynamically by each inbound, and the subscription-userinfo response header reports the user's used traffic in real time. Traffic and time are unlimited by default, while consumption keeps being counted.

For multiple users, a custom public host, or dual-stack IPv4 / IPv6 links, see Provider API.

Server Configuration

After installation the configuration is generated at /opt/quicproxy/server.json5. Edit it and restart the service:

vim /opt/quicproxy/server.json5
systemctl restart quicproxy

Key settings: inbound usernames and passwords, ports, TLS / SNI options, and the public host under subscription.

Directory Layout

/opt/quicproxy/
├── quicproxy            # Binary
├── server.json5         # Core configuration
├── subscription.txt     # Subscription link
└── .core_api            # Core API password and port

Uninstall

systemctl stop quicproxy
systemctl disable quicproxy
rm -f /etc/systemd/system/quicproxy.service
systemctl daemon-reload
rm -rf /opt/quicproxy