A Docker image of KCPTUN + Shadowsocks, auto-generated parameters and ss:// links.

Bootstrap will help you setup a worker container, without setting any parameter manually. Just copy following line to your terminal and execute it:

docker run -t -i --rm --network=host \
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
  yaleh/kcp-shadowsocks-server bootstrap

The worker container will be setup in seconds. Ports and passwords are generated by Bootstrap automatically. And you will see the Shadowsocks links:

Current container: 2de5d0362e16ef4b134e471ec9ce7ecf47624496e5d92a4c404aaf669108d2d4
Current image: yaleh/kcp-shadowsocks-server:runit
Network interface: wlp58s0
Host name: 172.18.0.25
Exported Shadowsocks port: 15858
Exported KCPTUN port: 9974
Password: ohHoh4bi

docker run -d --restart=always --name ss-15858-kcp-9974 -e SS_PASSWORD=ohHoh4bi -e SS_METHOD=aes-256-cfb -e KCPTUN_MODE=normal -e KCPTUN_PASSWORD=ohHoh4bi -e KCPTUN_SNDWND=256 -e KCPTUN_RCVWND=256 -e SS_LINK=ss://YWVzLTI1Ni1jZmI6b2hIb2g0YmlAMTcyLjE4LjAuMjU6MTU4NTg=#SS:172.18.0.25:15858 -e KCPTUN_SS_LINK=ss://[email protected]:9974?plugin=kcptun%3Bmode%3Dnormal%3Brcvwnd%3D256%3Bsndwnd%3D256%3Bkey%3DohHoh4bi%3Bmtu%3D1350#KCP_SS%3A172.18.0.25%3A9974 -p 15858:8338/tcp -p 9974:41111/udp yaleh/kcp-shadowsocks-server:runit

Worker container: 29d1d7206b99a809520792382a99ee350b2b8030e4bdf5566577e017e1dd8a5e
Worker container name: ss-15858-kcp-9974

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Shadowsocks link: ss://YWVzLTI1Ni1jZmI6b2hIb2g0YmlAMTcyLjE4LjAuMjU6MTU4NTg=#SS:172.18.0.25:15858

QR code: https://api.qrserver.com/v1/create-qr-code/?size=300x300&data=ss%3A//YWVzLTI1Ni1jZmI6b2hIb2g0YmlAMTcyLjE4LjAuMjU6MTU4NTg%3D%23SS%3A172.18.0.25%3A15858

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KCPTUN SS link (for Android and Windows clients): ss://[email protected]:9974?plugin=kcptun%3Bmode%3Dnormal%3Brcvwnd%3D256%3Bsndwnd%3D256%3Bkey%3DohHoh4bi%3Bmtu%3D1350#KCP_SS%3A172.18.0.25%3A9974

QR code: https://api.qrserver.com/v1/create-qr-code/?size=300x300&data=ss%3A//YWVzLTI1Ni1jZmI6b2hIb2g0Ymk%3D%40172.18.0.25%3A9974%3Fplugin%3Dkcptun%253Bmode%253Dnormal%253Brcvwnd%253D256%253Bsndwnd%253D256%253Bkey%253DohHoh4bi%253Bmtu%253D1350%23KCP_SS%253A172.18.0.25%253A9974

Then, just import the above ss:// links to your client to your client. It's done!

• To specify the hostname and get links with the specified hostname:

docker run -t -i --rm --network=host \
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
  -e HOST=YOUR_HOSTNAME \
  yaleh/kcp-shadowsocks-server bootstrap

• Show Shadowsocks links and QR codes of a running worker container:

$ docker exec -it 4d658d2be455 show
Shadowsocks link: ss://[email protected]:15358#SS%3A192.168.0.175%3A15358
QR code: https://api.qrserver.com/v1/create-qr-code/?size=300x300&data=ss%3A%2F%2FYWVzLTI1Ni1jZmI6d3VXYWlsNFY%3D%40192.168.0.175%3A15358%23SS%253A192.168.0.175%253A15358

KCPTUN SS link: ss://[email protected]:14510?plugin=kcptun%3Bmode%3Dnormal%3Brcvwnd%3D256%3Bsndwnd%3D256%3Bkey%3DwuWail4V%3Bmtu%3D1350#KCP_SS%3A192.168.0.175%3A15358
QR code: https://api.qrserver.com/v1/create-qr-code/?size=300x300&data=ss%3A%2F%2FYWVzLTI1Ni1jZmI6d3VXYWlsNFY%3D%40192.168.0.175%3A14510%3Fplugin%3Dkcptun%253Bmode%253Dnormal%253Brcvwnd%253D256%253Bsndwnd%253D256%253Bkey%253DwuWail4V%253Bmtu%253D1350%23KCP_SS%253A192.168.0.175%253A15358

• To see the passwords and other parameters of Shadowsocks and KCPTUN:

docker inspect -f '{{range $_, $e := .Config.Env}}{{println $e}}{{end}}' <WORKDER_CONTAINER_ID>

• To avoid KCPTUN encryption overhead (SS payload is encrypted), KCPTUN crypt can be set to none:

docker run -t -i --rm --network=host \
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
  -e KCPTUN_CRYPT=none \
  yaleh/kcp-shadowsocks-server bootstrap

KCPTUN crypt option needs to be set at the client also to make it work.

Following env variables can be set when executing bootstrap:

• INTERFACE: the network interface to find the IP address (default: the default network interface of the host)
• HOST: the hostname or IP address of the server (default: IP address of INTERFACE)
• SS_PORT: Shadowsocks server port (default: a random available port between 5000 and 20000)
• SS_PASSWORD: Shadowsocks password (default: an auto generated password)
• SS_METHOD: Shadowsocks password (default: aes-256-gcm)
• KCPTUN_PORT: KCPTUN server port (default: a random available port between 5000 and 20000)
• KCPTUN_CRYPT: KCPTUN crypt method (default: aes)
• KCPTUN_PASSWORD: KCPTUN password (default: the same with SS_METHOD)
• KCPTUN_MTU: KCPTUN MTU (default: 1350)
• KCPTUN_SNDWND: KCPTUN SNDWND (default: 256)
• KCPTUN_RCVWND: KCPTUN RCVWND (default: 256)
• KCPTUN_MODE: KCPTUN mode (default: normal)
• KCPTUN_DATASHARD: KCPTUN DATASHARD (default 10)
• KCPTUN_PARITYSHARD: KCPTUN PARITYSHARD (default: 3)

To use the ss:// links with kcptun, please notice:

• Please use https://github.com/shadowsocks/kcptun, which is compatible with SIP003 protocol. https://github.com/xtaci/kcptun is incomplatible with SIP003, and requires manual settings of command line parameters.
• To use the ss:// links from kcp-shadowsocks-server, please place client_windows_amd64.exe from https://github.com/shadowsocks/kcptun in the same folder of Shadowsocks, and rename it to kcptun.exe.

• The links of QR code can be opened with your browser. They are QR code images which can be scanned and imported by Shadowsocks Android client.
• Bootstrap can be executed for multiple times and you will get multiple running worker containers.

docker run -d --restart=always -e 'SS_PASSWORD=SHADOWSOCKS_PASSWORD' -e 'KCPTUN_PASSWORD=balancing' -p 8338:8338/tcp -p 41111:41111/udp --name=my-kcp-ss yaleh/kcp-shadowsocks-server

• SS_PASSWORD: password for Shadowsocks
• KCPTUN_PASSWORD: password for kcptun
• TCP port mapping for 8338: optional, in case to export a Shadowsocks port without FinalSpeed
• UDP port mapping for 41111: required for kcptun