V2Ray Core Client Installation in Fedora 38 – Step-by-step

Installing

2. 3. Making Target

   So to Make Installation Folder
   (This cause the Zip Archive do not generate automatically a Directory over extraction)
   Simply play:

   mkdir $HOME/v2ray-linux

   Here I suppose a Local Install into the user’s $HOME Directory.

3. 4. Extracting V2Ray Core Client

   And to Extract V2Ray Core Client Archive
   Possibly Double-Click/Right-Click on Package and Open with Archive Manager:

   
   Or from Command Line:

   sudo unzip -d /$HOME/v2ray-linux/ ~/Downloads/v2ray*.zip

   Finally, if you are in Trouble to Find Out it on Terminal See: How to Access Downloads Folder from Browser.

4. 5. Running V2Ray Core Client

   So now to Run V2Ray Core Client
   First, access the Target with:

   cd $HOME/v2ray-linux

   Rename the default Config using:

   mv $HOME/v2ray-linux/config.json $HOME/v2ray-linux/config.json.bak

   Next make a New Configuration File with nano Editor:

   nano $HOME/v2ray-linux/config.json

   And append something like:

   {"inbounds": [{"port": 1080,"listen": "127.0.0.1","protocol": "socks","settings": {"udp": true
   }
   }],"outbounds": [{"protocol": "vmess","settings": {"vnext": [{"address": "[YOURREMOTESERVER-IP]","port": [YOURREMOTESERVER-INBOUND-PORT],"users": [{ "id": "[YOURREMOTESERVER-ID]" }]
   }]
   }
   },{"protocol": "freedom","tag": "direct","settings": {}
   }],"routing": {"domainStrategy": "IPOnDemand","rules": [{"type": "field","ip": ["geoip:private"],"outboundTag": "direct"
   }]
   }
   }
   

   And for Local Inbound Port you are free to change the default “1080” like you prefeer.
   Ctrl+Shift+v to Paste into nano.
   Last, Ctrl+x to Save & Exit from nano Editor.
   Finally, launch your Fast V2Ray Core Client with:

   ./v2ray -config ./config.json