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About ss-py-mu

This project is based on [fsgmhoward's version](<https://github.com/fsgmhoward/shadowsocks-py-mu>). I JUST change the database structure and fix bugs on the original code to work with python3.

## shadowsocks

A fast tunnel proxy that helps you bypass firewalls.

## Install

Please use python3.

  1. Setup database in MySQL.

    `mysql create database shadowsocks; grant all privileges on shadowsocks.* to 'yourdbusername'@'%' identified by 'yourpassword'; quit`

  2. Import database template in bash

    `bash mysql -uyourdbusername -pyourpassword shadowsocks < shadowsocks.sql`

  3. Install the package

    ` bash git clone https://github.com/dylanchu/ss-py-mu.git cd ss-py-mu sudo python3 setup.py install -f`

  4. Config your program

    Try to launch ss-py-mu first:

    `bash ss-py-mu`

    Normally you'll see the instructions to edit your config file /root/.config/ss-py-mu/config.ini . After you have done that, run ss-py-mu again. If it runs ok then everything is ok. You can press ctrl+c to terminate the program.

## Use supervisor to monitor ss-py-mu

  1. Supervisor can monitor you program and log the output to a log file. And it can restart your program if it stops because of unexpected reasons.
  2. You will need to create a file ss-py-mu.conf under the folder /etc/supervisor/conf.d/. Contents should be like:

    ` [program:ss-py-mu] command = ss-py-mu user=root autostart = true autorestart = true stdout_logfile = /var/log/supervisor/ss-py-mu_stdout.log stderr_logfile = /var/log/supervisor/ss-py-mu_stderr.log`

  3. Start your program with supervisor.

    `bash supervisorctl reread supervisorctl reload`