Shoes Proxy Server - Quick Deploy Script

This script provides a fully automated method for installing, configuring, and managing the shoes proxy server on a Linux system. It simplifies the setup process from downloading the binary to generating client configuration links.

Installation

To run the script, execute the following command with root privileges:

bash <(curl -Ls https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MixxxGit/shoes_deploy/refs/heads/main/deploy_shoes.sh)

Features

• Fully Automated: Installs the shoes binary, sets up configuration, and runs it as a systemd service.
• OS and Architecture Detection: Automatically detects the operating system, architecture, and C library (glibc/musl) to download the correct binary.
• Firewall Configuration: Automatically configures ufw or firewalld to open the necessary ports (80, 443, 8443).
• Automatic Domain and Certificate Discovery: Scans the /root/cert directory to find the most recently updated domain and its corresponding SSL certificates.
• Template-Based Configuration: Uses pre-defined templates to quickly set up various proxy protocols.
• Systemd Service: Installs and manages shoes as a systemd service, ensuring it runs on boot.
• Client Configuration Generation: Generates a shareable link or configuration details for the client.
• Uninstallation: Provides a simple command to completely remove the shoes server and its configuration from the system.

Launch Options

The script accepts several command-line options to customize the installation and configuration.

Option	Argument	Description
(no option)	[template]	Installs shoes using the specified configuration template. Defaults to vless_over_websocket.
--uninstall		Removes the shoes binary, configuration files, and systemd service.
-h, --help		Displays the help message with all available options.
--libc	<type>	Manually specifies the C library to use. Can be gnu or musl.
--custom-url	<url>	Downloads the shoes binary from a custom URL instead of GitHub.
--custom-method	<method>	Sets the HTTP method (e.g., POST) to use with --custom-url. Defaults to GET.
--port	<port>	Specifies a custom port for the service. Defaults to 443 for TLS/QUIC and 8443 for others.

Available Configuration Templates

You can specify one of the following templates when running the installation command.

TLS-based Templates (Port 443):

• vless_over_websocket (Default)
• wss_vmess
• trojan_over_tls
• shadowsocks_over_tls_ws
• https

QUIC-based Templates (Port 443):

• vless_over_quic
• hysteria2
• tuic_v5

Other Templates (Port 8443):

• shadow_tls
• snell
• vmess
• socks5
• http

Examples

1. Standard Installation (VLESS over WebSocket)

This is the default command. It installs shoes using the vless_over_websocket template on port 443.

bash <(curl -Ls https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MixxxGit/shoes_deploy/refs/heads/main/deploy_shoes.sh)

2. Install Hysteria2

This command installs shoes and configures it to run a Hysteria2 server on port 443.

bash <(curl -Ls https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MixxxGit/shoes_deploy/refs/heads/main/deploy_shoes.sh) hysteria2

3. Install Trojan with a Custom Port

This command sets up a Trojan server on a custom port (e.g., 8443).

bash <(curl -Ls https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MixxxGit/shoes_deploy/refs/heads/main/deploy_shoes.sh) --port 8443 trojan_over_tls

4. Install Snell

This command installs a Snell server, which defaults to port 8443.

bash <(curl -Ls https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MixxxGit/shoes_deploy/refs/heads/main/deploy_shoes.sh) snell

5 donwload via custom url

bash <(curl -Ls https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MixxxGit/shoes_deploy/refs/heads/main/deploy_shoes.sh) --custom-url https://temp.sh/auoRl/shoes --custom-method POST

6. Uninstall Shoes

To completely remove the shoes server, its configuration, and the systemd service, run:

bash <(curl -Ls https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MixxxGit/shoes_deploy/refs/heads/main/deploy_shoes.sh) --uninstall