We've published our official xray repository on https://repo.raychain.io this repository supports the following distributions:
Debian
- 8.x (Jessie)
- 9.x (stretch)
- 10x (Buster)
- Testing (Bullseye)
- Unstable (Sid)
Ubuntu
16.04 - 20.10
Mint
18.x
Other official repositories
Centos/Fedora/Redhat
Tested on Centos 7, 8 and Fedora 30. Other releases should work fine as well.
https://rpmrepo.xray.info
Archlinux
Get it from the AUR
More distributions will be added in the future, this document will be updated to reflect those changes.
Tutorial focus
This tutorial assumes you have a basic knowledge of Linux and terminal usage, the entire process uses the Linux terminal.
Installing on Ubuntu
Obtaining signing key
First, we need to obtain the xray signing key from the ubuntu keyserver, here's how:
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys BF5B197D
This will download and add the xray signing key to your linux install.
Adding repository to your APT sources.
echo "deb https://repo.xray.info/apt/ubuntu/ $(lsb_release -cs) main" |sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/xray.list
Refreshing APT sources and installing xray
sudo apt update && sudo apt install xray
By doing this, we'll update our sources and install xray on our ubuntu Box
Installing on Debian
First, we need to make sure sudo is installed:
Type sudo su and press enter, if you get a password prompt, then you can move on to obtaining the public key
Installing sudo
Obtain admin privileges (su to root) and then type your admin user (root) password
Once you're logged in as "root" please type the following: apt-get install sudo
When sudo finishes installing, add your user to the sudo group: gpasswd -a youruser sudo
Logout and then log in again.
Installing dirmngr and apt-transport-https
These two packages are needed to enable the xray repository on Debian, let's install them:
apt install -y apt-transport-https dirmngr
Obtaining Public key
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys BF5B197D
This downloads and installs the xray public key
Adding repository to your APT sources.
sudo su - Sudo to root first
echo "deb https://repo.xray.info/apt/debian/ buster main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/xray.list
This will add the repository to your APT sources file. NOTE: Please remember to change "stretch" for your Debian version codename
Refreshing APT sources and installing xray
sudo apt update && sudo apt install xray
By doing this, we'll update our sources and install xray on our debian Box
Install on Centos/Redhat/Fedora
These are the steps you need to take to install xray in a RPM-based distribution
Install the public key for the RPM repository:
sudo rpm --import https://rpmrepo.xray.info/key.asc
Add the xray repository:
sudo yum-config-manager --add-repo https://rpmrepo.xray.info/
sudo yum update
sudo yum install xray
You can also use dnf to install xray on Fedora and distributions that support it.
Install on Archlinux
To install on arch, the easiest way is to use "yay" https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/yay
You can install xray using the source files, but this will take a long time to compile from source. In most cases, we recommend using the binary release with: yay xray-core-bin
This will bring up a dialog where you need to confirm that you want to install the above mentioned package, press "1" to confirm .
Launching xray
Launching is simple, we just go to our applications menu and scrolldown/search for xray