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This is a blog post about learning network configuration. The author discusses their process of trying to download Github code quickly on an Alibaba Cloud server and how they tried to switch nodes using command line and Clash-API. They also encountered some issues with Docker and external-controller configuration. The author shares their learnings about writing configuration files and checking for proxy status. They provide some helpful reference links for using Clash-API, configuring terminal proxies, and using Linux for network configuration.

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Process#

  • First, I read How to make Alibaba Cloud server in China download Github code at high speed, but it is purely command line and uses pm2.
  • Because the latency is quite high, I wanted to switch nodes. First, I researched how to do it using the command line. It is indeed possible, as explained in Switching nodes using Clash-API, but it didn't work when I tried it. It returned {"message":"Body invalid"}. I saw that someone else raised the same issue, but I still couldn't successfully make the change. Moreover, it would be quite troublesome to make changes like this. So, I thought about creating a UI for it.
  • Then, I referred to How to use Clash elegantly on Linux. Docker made the configuration much simpler. But I still encountered some problems: mainly because I was being clever and modified
 - ./config.yaml:/root/.config/clash/config.yaml
 - ./Country.mmdb:/root/.config/clash/Country.mmdb

I realized after debugging that there was no need to modify them. Another issue was that when configuring external-controller: :9090, I mistakenly changed it to 127.0.0.1:9090.

Takeaways#

  • Learned how to write configuration files.
  • Learned how to check if in proxy state: curl cip.cc, but the address I received was different from the actual node I was using.

Reference links#

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