trojan-caddy-docker-compose

Trojan server and Caddy integration with Docker compose。

Trojan server listens port 443. For https requests from normal sources, Trojan server will forward them to Caddy server for processing and return to the Web page while requests from Trojan client will be proxied by Trojan server which like V2ray+Websocket+TLS avoid GFW detection by disguising requests.

Preparations

Install Warp: https://github.com/haoel/haoel.github.io#94-cloudflare-warp-%E5%8E%9F%E7%94%9F-ip

Usage

Git clone this repo then change directory to this project.

1. Modify ./caddy/Caddyfile:

   www.yourdomain.com:80 {
       root * /usr/src/trojan
       log {
           output file /usr/src/caddy.log
       }
       file_server
   }
   www.yourdomain.com:8443 {
       root * /usr/src/trojan
       log {
           output file /usr/src/caddy.log
       }
       file_server
   }
   

   Replace www.yourdomain.com with your own domain name.

2. Modify ./trojan/config/config.json:

   Change your_password to your own password on config:json:8 , this is your trojan password just safekeeping.

   Change your_domain_name to your own domain name on config:json:12-13, this is your domain ssl certification path, Caddy server generate certs automatically on the path /ssl/your_domain_name/your_domain_name.crt

3. Run docker-compose up or docker-compose up -d with Daemon mode

4. When each container is successfully built, it means that your Trojan and Caddy servers are working well. If Trojan container crashes temporarily, please wait until it restart later due to certication registering.

Tips

If you encounter any problems during the deployment process, you can raise them in' issue' considering various unknown situations.