XHTTP-Installer is an automated setup tool that helps you run a VLESS+XHTTP+TLS proxy server on an Ubuntu machine, routing your traffic through a free relay on Vercel or Netlify. In plain terms: instead of clients connecting directly to your server (which could expose its IP address and get blocked), all traffic passes through well-known CDN platforms that act as middlemen, hiding your server behind their trusted infrastructure. The installer handles every step, checking your system, obtaining an SSL certificate automatically via Let's Encrypt, installing and configuring the Xray proxy engine, deploying the relay function to your chosen platform (Vercel or Netlify), running an end-to-end connection test, and finally printing a ready-to-use connection link. You run one bash command to kick off the entire process. The script walks you through a handful of choices interactively, which platform to relay through, your domain name, and your platform API token, then does the rest without manual intervention. If something goes wrong (a port is occupied, a deployment fails), it attempts to fix and retry automatically. When finished, you get a VLESS connection link you can paste into compatible proxy clients like v2rayN, Nekoray, or Hiddify. Requires Ubuntu 20.04 or newer and root access.
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