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Fivem-Proxy-Install.sh

Handy script to install nginx as a proxy for your FiveM/RedM server.

Why ?

As I own purplemaze, an anti-DDoS protection for FiveM, I needed to generate some proxy by hand, and I thought it would be a good idea to automate the process.
Additionally, some people were asking me how to do it, so I decided to make a script to help them.
Feel free to DM me on Discord for help: @m2p_

Requirements

  • Debian linux distribution (Tested on debian 10/11)
  • Root access
  • A domain name
  • A FiveM/RedM server

Installation

  1. Download the script
  2. Make it executable: chmod +x fivem-proxy-install.sh
  3. Run it: ./fivem-proxy-install.sh

Usage

  1. Follow the instructions
  2. Enjoy your new proxy!

Credits

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Additional notes

  • I personnaly recommend to use CloudFlare: DNS, Proxy and Edge Cache are really useful.
  • Please do not use the built-in nginx cache, as it's a mess if you want to udpate your scripts, and it would cost you a lot more than CloudFlare.
  • If you have your own SSL certificate, then just check web.conf to edit what needs to be edited.
  • If you want to use a custom port, then just check web.conf to edit what needs to be edited.
  • A single proxy is not useful at all as a DDoS protection, but it can be useful to hide your IP address.

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