3x-ui/web/service/outbound.go

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package service
import (
"encoding/json"
"fmt"
"net"
"net/http"
"os"
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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"strconv"
"sync"
"time"
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"github.com/mhsanaei/3x-ui/v3/config"
"github.com/mhsanaei/3x-ui/v3/database"
"github.com/mhsanaei/3x-ui/v3/database/model"
"github.com/mhsanaei/3x-ui/v3/logger"
"github.com/mhsanaei/3x-ui/v3/util/json_util"
"github.com/mhsanaei/3x-ui/v3/xray"
"gorm.io/gorm"
)
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// OutboundService provides business logic for managing Xray outbound configurations.
// It handles outbound traffic monitoring and statistics.
type OutboundService struct{}
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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// httpTestSemaphore serialises HTTP-mode probes (each one spawns a temp xray
// instance, which is too expensive to run in parallel). TCP-mode probes are
// dial-only and don't need the semaphore.
var httpTestSemaphore sync.Mutex
func (s *OutboundService) AddTraffic(traffics []*xray.Traffic, clientTraffics []*xray.ClientTraffic) (error, bool) {
var err error
db := database.GetDB()
tx := db.Begin()
defer func() {
if err != nil {
tx.Rollback()
} else {
tx.Commit()
}
}()
err = s.addOutboundTraffic(tx, traffics)
if err != nil {
return err, false
}
return nil, false
}
func (s *OutboundService) addOutboundTraffic(tx *gorm.DB, traffics []*xray.Traffic) error {
if len(traffics) == 0 {
return nil
}
var err error
for _, traffic := range traffics {
if traffic.IsOutbound {
var outbound model.OutboundTraffics
err = tx.Model(&model.OutboundTraffics{}).Where("tag = ?", traffic.Tag).
FirstOrCreate(&outbound).Error
if err != nil {
return err
}
outbound.Tag = traffic.Tag
outbound.Up = outbound.Up + traffic.Up
outbound.Down = outbound.Down + traffic.Down
outbound.Total = outbound.Up + outbound.Down
err = tx.Save(&outbound).Error
if err != nil {
return err
}
}
}
return nil
}
func (s *OutboundService) GetOutboundsTraffic() ([]*model.OutboundTraffics, error) {
db := database.GetDB()
var traffics []*model.OutboundTraffics
err := db.Model(model.OutboundTraffics{}).Find(&traffics).Error
if err != nil {
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logger.Warning("Error retrieving OutboundTraffics: ", err)
return nil, err
}
return traffics, nil
}
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func (s *OutboundService) ResetOutboundTraffic(tag string) error {
db := database.GetDB()
whereText := "tag "
if tag == "-alltags-" {
whereText += " <> ?"
} else {
whereText += " = ?"
}
result := db.Model(model.OutboundTraffics{}).
Where(whereText, tag).
Updates(map[string]any{"up": 0, "down": 0, "total": 0})
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err := result.Error
if err != nil {
return err
}
return nil
}
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// TestOutboundResult represents the result of testing an outbound.
// Delay is in milliseconds. Endpoints is only populated for TCP-mode
// probes; HTTP mode reports the round-trip delay measured by xray's
// burstObservatory probe.
type TestOutboundResult struct {
Success bool `json:"success"`
Delay int64 `json:"delay"`
Error string `json:"error,omitempty"`
Mode string `json:"mode,omitempty"`
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Endpoints []TestEndpointResult `json:"endpoints,omitempty"`
}
// TestEndpointResult is one entry in a TCP-mode probe — the per-endpoint
// dial outcome for outbounds that expose multiple servers/peers.
type TestEndpointResult struct {
Address string `json:"address"`
Success bool `json:"success"`
Delay int64 `json:"delay"`
Error string `json:"error,omitempty"`
}
// TestOutbound dispatches to the chosen probe mode:
// - mode="tcp": dial the outbound's host:port directly. No xray spin-up,
// parallel-safe, ~100ms per endpoint. Doesn't validate the proxy
// protocol — only that the remote is reachable on TCP.
// - mode="" or "http": spin a temp xray instance, route a real HTTP
// request through it, return delay + a DNS/Connect/TLS/TTFB breakdown.
// Authoritative but expensive and serialised by httpTestSemaphore.
//
// allOutboundsJSON is only consulted in HTTP mode (it backs
// sockopt.dialerProxy chains during test).
func (s *OutboundService) TestOutbound(outboundJSON string, testURL string, allOutboundsJSON string, mode string) (*TestOutboundResult, error) {
if mode == "tcp" {
// A bare TCP dial only proves reachability for TCP-based proxies.
// UDP protocols (wireguard, hysteria, kcp/quic transports) ignore
// unauthenticated packets, so a raw dial can't tell "reachable" from
// "dead" — route them through the authoritative xray handshake probe.
var ob map[string]any
if json.Unmarshal([]byte(outboundJSON), &ob) == nil && outboundTransportIsUDP(ob) {
return s.testOutboundHTTP(outboundJSON, testURL, allOutboundsJSON)
}
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return s.testOutboundTCP(outboundJSON)
}
return s.testOutboundHTTP(outboundJSON, testURL, allOutboundsJSON)
}
func (s *OutboundService) testOutboundTCP(outboundJSON string) (*TestOutboundResult, error) {
var ob map[string]any
if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(outboundJSON), &ob); err != nil {
return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "tcp", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Invalid outbound JSON: %v", err)}, nil
}
tag, _ := ob["tag"].(string)
protocol, _ := ob["protocol"].(string)
if protocol == "blackhole" || protocol == "freedom" || tag == "blocked" {
return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "tcp", Success: false, Error: "Outbound has no testable endpoint"}, nil
}
endpoints := extractOutboundEndpoints(ob)
if len(endpoints) == 0 {
return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "tcp", Success: false, Error: "No testable endpoint"}, nil
}
results := make([]TestEndpointResult, len(endpoints))
var wg sync.WaitGroup
for i := range endpoints {
wg.Add(1)
go func(i int) {
defer wg.Done()
results[i] = probeTCPEndpoint(endpoints[i], 5*time.Second)
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}(i)
}
wg.Wait()
var bestDelay int64 = -1
var firstErr string
for _, r := range results {
if r.Success {
if bestDelay < 0 || r.Delay < bestDelay {
bestDelay = r.Delay
}
} else if firstErr == "" {
firstErr = r.Error
}
}
out := &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "tcp", Endpoints: results}
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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if bestDelay >= 0 {
out.Success = true
out.Delay = bestDelay
} else {
out.Error = firstErr
if out.Error == "" {
out.Error = "All endpoints unreachable"
}
}
return out, nil
}
func probeTCPEndpoint(endpoint string, timeout time.Duration) TestEndpointResult {
r := TestEndpointResult{Address: endpoint}
start := time.Now()
conn, err := net.DialTimeout("tcp", endpoint, timeout)
r.Delay = time.Since(start).Milliseconds()
if err != nil {
r.Error = err.Error()
return r
}
conn.Close()
r.Success = true
return r
}
// outboundTransportIsUDP reports whether the outbound's proxy speaks UDP
// (wireguard, hysteria, or a kcp/quic/hysteria stream transport). A bare
// UDP dial can't probe these — they ignore unauthenticated packets, so a
// dial neither proves reachability nor measures latency. Such outbounds
// must go through the real xray handshake probe instead.
func outboundTransportIsUDP(ob map[string]any) bool {
if protocol, _ := ob["protocol"].(string); protocol == "hysteria" || protocol == "wireguard" {
return true
}
if stream, ok := ob["streamSettings"].(map[string]any); ok {
if n, _ := stream["network"].(string); n == "hysteria" || n == "kcp" || n == "quic" {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func extractOutboundEndpoints(ob map[string]any) []string {
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protocol, _ := ob["protocol"].(string)
settings, _ := ob["settings"].(map[string]any)
if settings == nil {
return nil
}
var out []string
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addServer := func(addr any, port any) {
host, _ := addr.(string)
p := numAsInt(port)
if host != "" && p > 0 {
out = append(out, fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", host, p))
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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}
}
switch protocol {
case "vmess":
if vnext, ok := settings["vnext"].([]any); ok {
for _, v := range vnext {
if vm, ok := v.(map[string]any); ok {
addServer(vm["address"], vm["port"])
}
}
}
case "vless":
addServer(settings["address"], settings["port"])
case "hysteria":
addServer(settings["address"], settings["port"])
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case "trojan", "shadowsocks", "http", "socks":
if servers, ok := settings["servers"].([]any); ok {
for _, sv := range servers {
if sm, ok := sv.(map[string]any); ok {
addServer(sm["address"], sm["port"])
}
}
}
case "wireguard":
if peers, ok := settings["peers"].([]any); ok {
for _, p := range peers {
if pm, ok := p.(map[string]any); ok {
if ep, _ := pm["endpoint"].(string); ep != "" {
out = append(out, ep)
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}
}
}
}
}
return out
}
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func numAsInt(v any) int {
switch n := v.(type) {
case float64:
return int(n)
case int:
return n
case int64:
return int(n)
case string:
if i, err := strconv.Atoi(n); err == nil {
return i
}
}
return 0
}
// testOutboundHTTP spins up a temporary xray instance whose only job is
// to run a burstObservatory probe against the target outbound, then polls
// xray's metrics /debug/vars endpoint until that outbound is reported
// alive (success) or the deadline expires (failure). The probe lives
// inside xray, so the measured delay and any failure reason reflect what
// xray itself sees over the real proxy chain — no SOCKS round-trip on
// the client side.
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func (s *OutboundService) testOutboundHTTP(outboundJSON string, testURL string, allOutboundsJSON string) (*TestOutboundResult, error) {
if testURL == "" {
testURL = "https://www.google.com/generate_204"
}
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if !httpTestSemaphore.TryLock() {
return &TestOutboundResult{
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Mode: "http",
Success: false,
Error: "Another outbound test is already running, please wait",
}, nil
}
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defer httpTestSemaphore.Unlock()
var testOutbound map[string]any
if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(outboundJSON), &testOutbound); err != nil {
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return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Invalid outbound JSON: %v", err)}, nil
}
outboundTag, _ := testOutbound["tag"].(string)
if outboundTag == "" {
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return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: "Outbound has no tag"}, nil
}
if protocol, _ := testOutbound["protocol"].(string); protocol == "blackhole" || outboundTag == "blocked" {
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return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: "Blocked/blackhole outbound cannot be tested"}, nil
}
var allOutbounds []any
if allOutboundsJSON != "" {
if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(allOutboundsJSON), &allOutbounds); err != nil {
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return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Invalid allOutbounds JSON: %v", err)}, nil
}
}
if len(allOutbounds) == 0 {
allOutbounds = []any{testOutbound}
}
metricsPort, err := findAvailablePort()
if err != nil {
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return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Failed to find available port: %v", err)}, nil
}
testConfig := s.createTestConfig(outboundTag, allOutbounds, metricsPort, testURL)
testConfigPath, err := createTestConfigPath()
if err != nil {
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return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Failed to create test config path: %v", err)}, nil
}
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defer os.Remove(testConfigPath)
testProcess := xray.NewTestProcess(testConfig, testConfigPath)
defer func() {
if testProcess.IsRunning() {
testProcess.Stop()
}
}()
if err := testProcess.Start(); err != nil {
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Failed to start test xray instance: %v", err)}, nil
}
if err := waitForPort(metricsPort, 5*time.Second); err != nil {
if !testProcess.IsRunning() {
result := testProcess.GetResult()
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return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Xray process exited: %s", result)}, nil
}
return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Xray failed to start metrics listener: %v", err)}, nil
}
if !testProcess.IsRunning() {
result := testProcess.GetResult()
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return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Xray process exited: %s", result)}, nil
}
return pollObservatoryResult(testProcess, metricsPort, outboundTag, 12*time.Second), nil
}
// createTestConfig builds a probe-only xray config: the original outbounds
// are kept as-is so dialerProxy chains still resolve, a burstObservatory
// is wired to probe the target tag, and a metrics listener exposes the
// observatory snapshot via /debug/vars. No inbound or routing rules are
// needed — burstObservatory issues the probe traffic itself.
func (s *OutboundService) createTestConfig(outboundTag string, allOutbounds []any, metricsPort int, probeURL string) *xray.Config {
processedOutbounds := make([]any, len(allOutbounds))
for i, ob := range allOutbounds {
outbound, ok := ob.(map[string]any)
if !ok {
processedOutbounds[i] = ob
continue
}
if protocol, ok := outbound["protocol"].(string); ok && protocol == "wireguard" {
if settings, ok := outbound["settings"].(map[string]any); ok {
settings["noKernelTun"] = true
} else {
outbound["settings"] = map[string]any{"noKernelTun": true}
}
}
processedOutbounds[i] = outbound
}
outboundsJSON, _ := json.Marshal(processedOutbounds)
routingJSON, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]any{
"domainStrategy": "AsIs",
"rules": []any{},
})
burstObservatoryJSON, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]any{
"subjectSelector": []string{outboundTag},
"pingConfig": map[string]any{
"destination": probeURL,
"interval": "1s",
"connectivity": "",
"timeout": "5s",
"samplingCount": 1,
},
})
metricsJSON, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]any{
"tag": "test-metrics",
"listen": fmt.Sprintf("127.0.0.1:%d", metricsPort),
})
logConfig := map[string]any{
"loglevel": "warning",
"access": "none",
"error": "none",
"dnsLog": false,
}
logJSON, _ := json.Marshal(logConfig)
cfg := &xray.Config{
LogConfig: json_util.RawMessage(logJSON),
InboundConfigs: []xray.InboundConfig{},
OutboundConfigs: json_util.RawMessage(string(outboundsJSON)),
RouterConfig: json_util.RawMessage(string(routingJSON)),
Policy: json_util.RawMessage(`{}`),
Stats: json_util.RawMessage(`{}`),
BurstObservatory: json_util.RawMessage(string(burstObservatoryJSON)),
Metrics: json_util.RawMessage(string(metricsJSON)),
}
return cfg
}
// observatoryEntry mirrors the per-outbound shape published by xray's
// observatory under /debug/vars.
type observatoryEntry struct {
Alive bool `json:"alive"`
Delay int64 `json:"delay"`
LastSeenTime int64 `json:"last_seen_time"`
LastTryTime int64 `json:"last_try_time"`
OutboundTag string `json:"outbound_tag"`
}
// pollObservatoryResult repeatedly reads /debug/vars and returns as soon
// as the target outbound reports alive=true. burstObservatory updates the
// snapshot after each ping (interval=1s, timeout=5s), so a healthy
// outbound usually surfaces within ~2s and the timeout caps the wait for
// truly dead ones.
func pollObservatoryResult(testProcess *xray.Process, metricsPort int, tag string, timeout time.Duration) *TestOutboundResult {
url := fmt.Sprintf("http://127.0.0.1:%d/debug/vars", metricsPort)
client := &http.Client{Timeout: 2 * time.Second}
deadline := time.Now().Add(timeout)
var lastEntry observatoryEntry
var sawEntry bool
for time.Now().Before(deadline) {
if !testProcess.IsRunning() {
result := testProcess.GetResult()
return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: fmt.Sprintf("Xray process exited: %s", result)}
}
entry, ok := fetchObservatoryEntry(client, url, tag)
if ok {
if entry.Alive {
delay := entry.Delay
if delay <= 0 {
delay = 1
}
return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: true, Delay: delay}
}
lastEntry = entry
sawEntry = true
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}
time.Sleep(400 * time.Millisecond)
}
msg := "Probe timed out — outbound did not become reachable"
if sawEntry && lastEntry.LastTryTime > 0 {
msg = fmt.Sprintf("All probes failed (last attempt %ds ago)", time.Now().Unix()-lastEntry.LastTryTime)
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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}
return &TestOutboundResult{Mode: "http", Success: false, Error: msg}
}
func fetchObservatoryEntry(client *http.Client, url, tag string) (observatoryEntry, bool) {
resp, err := client.Get(url)
if err != nil {
return observatoryEntry{}, false
}
defer resp.Body.Close()
if resp.StatusCode != http.StatusOK {
return observatoryEntry{}, false
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}
var payload struct {
Observatory map[string]observatoryEntry `json:"observatory"`
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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}
if err := json.NewDecoder(resp.Body).Decode(&payload); err != nil {
return observatoryEntry{}, false
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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}
if entry, ok := payload.Observatory[tag]; ok {
return entry, true
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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}
for _, entry := range payload.Observatory {
if entry.OutboundTag == tag {
return entry, true
}
feat(xray/outbounds): TCP probe mode + Test All + timing breakdown - service.TestOutbound now dispatches on `mode`: - "tcp": parallel net.DialTimeout to every server/peer endpoint (vmess/vless/trojan/ss/socks/http/wireguard). No xray spin-up, no semaphore — safe to run concurrently across outbounds. - "http" (default): existing temp-xray + SOCKS path, now with an httptrace.ClientTrace breakdown (DNS / Connect / TLS / TTFB) alongside the total delay and status code. - testSemaphore renamed to httpTestSemaphore — only HTTP probes serialise, TCP runs free. - TestOutboundResult carries the per-mode extras: timing fields for HTTP, per-endpoint dial list for TCP, plus a `mode` echo. - Controller reads `mode` from the form and passes it through. - useXraySetting: testOutbound accepts mode (default "tcp"); new testAllOutbounds(mode) runs a worker pool (concurrency 8 for TCP, 1 for HTTP) and skips blackhole / loopback / blocked outbounds — also skips freedom / dns under TCP since they have no endpoint. - OutboundsTab: TCP/HTTP radio toggle and a Test All button land in the toolbar; the per-row ⚡ now uses the selected mode. Results surface in a popover with the full timing breakdown plus the endpoint list for TCP probes. Latency header replaces the duplicate "check" column title. Practical effect: testing ten outbounds in TCP mode drops from ~50–100s (serial HTTP) to ~1–2s (parallel dial × 8). HTTP mode stays as the authoritative probe and now shows where the latency actually lives.
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}
return observatoryEntry{}, false
}
// waitForPort polls until the given TCP port is accepting connections or the timeout expires.
func waitForPort(port int, timeout time.Duration) error {
deadline := time.Now().Add(timeout)
for time.Now().Before(deadline) {
conn, err := net.DialTimeout("tcp", fmt.Sprintf("127.0.0.1:%d", port), 100*time.Millisecond)
if err == nil {
conn.Close()
return nil
}
time.Sleep(50 * time.Millisecond)
}
return fmt.Errorf("port %d not ready after %v", port, timeout)
}
// findAvailablePort finds an available port for testing
func findAvailablePort() (int, error) {
listener, err := net.Listen("tcp", ":0")
if err != nil {
return 0, err
}
defer listener.Close()
addr := listener.Addr().(*net.TCPAddr)
return addr.Port, nil
}
// createTestConfigPath returns a unique path for a temporary xray config file in the bin folder.
// The temp file is created and closed so the path is reserved; Start() will overwrite it.
func createTestConfigPath() (string, error) {
tmpFile, err := os.CreateTemp(config.GetBinFolderPath(), "xray_test_*.json")
if err != nil {
return "", err
}
path := tmpFile.Name()
if err := tmpFile.Close(); err != nil {
os.Remove(path)
return "", err
}
return path, nil
}