Package request: Proxies to Bypass Censorship

[Aleksanaa]

Proxies to Bypass Censorship

This often represents proxy software with traffic encryption and obfuscation features, which are employed to bypass network restrictions and safeguard privacy. Unlike typical proxy/VPN services, software of this kind strives to disguise the traffic it proxies as normal traffic, aiming to evade detection by various packet inspection technologies.

Note: Although some packages have been added, related modules may still be missing.

Core (Protocol Implementation)

• xray-core
• clash-meta
• sing-box
• trojan-go
• naiveproxy
• moproxy moproxy: init at 0.5.1 #295233
• bepass bepass: init at 1.6.2 #295227
• tuic (archived, finding another fork)
• gost
• hysteria

Clients:

• shadowsocks-rust
• hiddify-next hiddify-next: init at 1.1.1 #303085
• outline-client
• shadowsocksr-native
• v2ray-desktop
• qv2ray
• v2raya
• nekoray nekoray: init at 3.26 #300794
• xray-knife
• dae
• daed
• clash-verge
• clash-for-flutter
• clash-nyanpasu clash-{nyanpasu,verge-rev}: init #281360
• gg gg: init at 0.2.18 #295222
• furious

Servers:

• outline-server
• xray-ui
• x-ui
• prometheus-v2ray-exporter
• trojan (webui)

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[Guanran928]

List of packages that are already in nixpkgs, please update the summary:

• xray-core is in nixpkgs
• tuic is in nixpkgs
• gost is in nixpkgs
• prometheus-v2ray-exporter is in nixpkgs

Existing packages I found that's not in nixpkgs:

• trojan-go: GitHub Search
• naiveproxy: GitHub Search
• bepass: GitHub Search
• outline-client: GitHub Search
• nekoray: GitHub Search
• xray-knife: GitHub Search
• dae/daed: Flake
• outline-server: GitHub Search

Also https://github.com/noql-net/debs seems to contain a lot of proxy clients

[Guanran928]

@Aleksanaa I wrote a module for clash-meta , consider reviewing? #287966

[peigongdsd]

Well REALLY hope if there's a naiveproxy. I tried to write the nix package but it was too complicated...

[oluceps]

Well REALLY hope if there's a naiveproxy. I tried to write the nix package but it was too complicated...

@peigongdsd

nix build github:KiruyaMomochi/nix#naiveproxy

CC @KiruyaMomochi, would you kindly consider contributing this package to nixpkgs? We would greatly appreciate it if you were willing to do so.

[KiruyaMomochi]

I have considered adding naiveproxy for a long time, but I haven't figured out how to do it properly.

My implementation is basically a copy-paste of chromium/common.nix. While it works for my own purpose, it may not suitable to be contributed directly to nixpkgs.

To add it to nixpkgs, I'm not sure if I should depend on chromium packages, or create a fully independent implementation.

[kwaa]

I packaged naiveproxy-bin and it is now available at NUR.

nix run github:sn0wm1x/ur#naiveproxy-bin

I could also contribute it to Nixpkgs, but I'm not sure that's a good idea.

[Cryolitia]

I packaged naiveproxy-bin and it is now available at NUR.

Could you please try to package it from source. Generally speaking, we don't accept packaging release binary for open source software.

[kwaa]

Could you please try to package it from source.

I'll give it a try, but it's a bit difficult. I want to avoid using chromium packages.

[kwaa]

I'll give it a try, but it's a bit difficult. I want to avoid using chromium packages.

Hmm... building naiveproxy is very complex and requires a specific version of clang (chromium-browser-clang, llvmorg-19-init-10646-g084e2b53-57).

[oluceps]

I'll give it a try, but it's a bit difficult. I want to avoid using chromium packages.

Hmm... building naiveproxy is very complex and requires a specific version of clang (chromium-browser-clang, llvmorg-19-init-10646-g084e2b53-57).

Maybe you could take a look at KiruyaMomochi/nix and find some help. That's indeed super complex.