Rework into using nftables, along with proper Xray DNS configuration

README.md

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 openwrt-xray
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+Requirements
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+- OpenWRT 22.03 and higher
+- Router should be in 192.168.0.0/16 subnet (default rules operate on that)
+
 Install
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 1. Drop the files onto OpenWRT (22.03 and higher) router
 2. Run `install_xray.sh`: `chmod +x /root/install_xray.sh && /root/install_xray.sh`
 3. Configure this installation:
-- Edit this rule in `/etc/xray/startup.sh`: `iptables -t mangle -A XRAY -d 1.1.1.1 -j RETURN` to match your public static IP address
-- In `/root/xray_config/04_outbounds.json` add your connection details
-- You can optionally add excluding/blocking rules to `startup.sh`, see possible additions in `fwd_functions.sh` beside it.
+- In `/etc/xray/config/outbounds.jsonc` add your connection details (but be carefult with specified streamSettings->sockOpt, these are required)
+- You can optionally add excluding/blocking rules to `/etc/xray/custom_rules.sh`, see possible additions in `fwd_functions.sh` beside it.
 4. Enable the `xray` service in LuCI (System -> Startup, it should be at the end of the list) and reboot your router.
 
-(In case it fails to work, you may disable the service and reboot the router again to revert the effects)
+(In case it fails to work, you may disable the service and reboot the router again to revert the effects, or use `/etc/xray/revert.sh`)
 
 crontab
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