feat(wireguard): manage WireGuard peers via Xray's inbound UserManager - #64
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThis change adds WireGuard account conversion and inbound peer synchronization, extends the WireGuard schema with a pre-shared key, updates Xray API service and observatory configuration, and parameterizes the Xray version in build targets and GitLab CI. ChangesWireGuard Xray support
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to After a user's WireGuard key rotates, the old key can still connect until the node restarts, which undermines revocation. Removing a pre-shared key leaves the running device on the old key, so clients configured without it cannot connect. The build and CI setup also depends on a pre-release Xray version and an unpinned installer script. Resolve the key-revocation issue before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Fixed: The first draft of the xray-core PR (XTLS/Xray-core#6360) had a fallback of using the pubkey as email when empty, but that was removed during review (commit d737888, 2026-06-23). The merged version (v26.7.11) matches WireGuard peers strictly by Email, same as every other inbound. This code was still written against the pre-review draft. Fix: go.mod bumped to v26.7.11 (includes the merged PR). Verified end-to-end in Docker: panel + node + xray v26.7.11, real WireGuard client, traffic through the tunnel, |
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backend/xray/api/wireguard_key.go (1)
17-21: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueEnsure consistent lowercase hex output for already-hex keys.
When a 64-character hex key is provided, returning it unmodified preserves its original casing (e.g., uppercase). While most parsers handle both, strictly returning a lowercase hex string ensures perfectly consistent normalization across the application.
♻️ Proposed refactor to strictly normalize casing
if len(key) == 64 { - if _, err := hex.DecodeString(key); err == nil { - return key, nil + if raw, err := hex.DecodeString(key); err == nil { + return hex.EncodeToString(raw), nil } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@backend/xray/api/wireguard_key.go` around lines 17 - 21, Update the 64-character validation path in the key-normalization function to return the decoded key re-encoded as lowercase hexadecimal instead of returning the original input. Preserve the existing validation behavior for invalid hex keys and other key formats.backend/xray/config.go (1)
102-106: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueSimplify removal key logic.
Since
api.NewWireguardAccountwas updated to set the WireGuard account's email to the user's email (i.e.,user.GetEmail()),settings.Wireguard.GetEmail()will always equaluserEmail. This condition is redundant and can be safely simplified.♻️ Proposed refactor
- removeKey := userEmail - if inbound.Protocol == Wireguard && settings.Wireguard != nil { - removeKey = settings.Wireguard.GetEmail() - } - update.removeEmailSet[removeKey] = struct{}{} + update.removeEmailSet[userEmail] = struct{}{}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@backend/xray/config.go` around lines 102 - 106, In the update logic around removeKey, remove the redundant Wireguard-specific conditional and always use userEmail when populating update.removeEmailSet. Preserve the existing set insertion behavior.backend/xray/user.go (2)
134-140: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove redundant email getter function.
Since
api.NewWireguardAccountsets the WireGuard account's email identically touser.GetEmail(), this helper function always returns the same value asuser.GetEmail(). It can be safely removed to simplify the logic.♻️ Proposed refactor
-func wireguardRemoveEmail(inbound *Inbound, user *common.User, settings api.ProxySettings) string { - if inbound.Protocol != Wireguard || settings.Wireguard == nil { - return user.GetEmail() - } - return settings.Wireguard.GetEmail() -} -Make sure to update the caller in
SyncUseras well:- removeEmail := wireguardRemoveEmail(inbound, user, proxySetting) - _ = handler.RemoveInboundUser(ctx, inbound.Tag, removeEmail) + _ = handler.RemoveInboundUser(ctx, inbound.Tag, user.GetEmail())🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@backend/xray/user.go` around lines 134 - 140, Remove the redundant wireguardRemoveEmail helper and update its caller in SyncUser to use user.GetEmail() directly, preserving the existing email value passed to the WireGuard account creation flow.
255-263: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove redundant WireGuard email mappings.
Because
api.NewWireguardAccountinitializes the WireGuard account's email withuser.GetEmail(), any attempt to map the user's email tosettings.Wireguard.GetEmail()will return the exact same string. This makes the protocol-specific email override redundant across these files. Notably, inUpdateUsers, this redundancy causes an$O(N^2)$ iteration overusersthat performs unnecessary cryptographic key parsing inside a nested loop.
backend/xray/user.go#L255-L263: Delete this entireif inbound.Protocol == Wireguardblock to remove the$O(N^2)$ loop overhead, asbackend/xray/config.go#L102-L106: Remove theif inbound.Protocol == Wireguardcondition and simply assignupdate.removeEmailSet[userEmail] = struct{}{}.backend/xray/user.go#L134-L140: Remove thewireguardRemoveEmailhelper completely and useuser.GetEmail()directly inSyncUser.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@backend/xray/user.go` around lines 255 - 263, Remove the redundant WireGuard email remapping in backend/xray/user.go lines 255-263 by deleting the entire inbound.Protocol == Wireguard block; in backend/xray/config.go lines 102-106, assign update.removeEmailSet[userEmail] directly without the protocol condition; and remove wireguardRemoveEmail from backend/xray/user.go lines 134-140, using user.GetEmail() directly in SyncUser.
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In `@backend/xray/api/wireguard_key.go`:
- Around line 17-21: Update the 64-character validation path in the
key-normalization function to return the decoded key re-encoded as lowercase
hexadecimal instead of returning the original input. Preserve the existing
validation behavior for invalid hex keys and other key formats.
In `@backend/xray/config.go`:
- Around line 102-106: In the update logic around removeKey, remove the
redundant Wireguard-specific conditional and always use userEmail when
populating update.removeEmailSet. Preserve the existing set insertion behavior.
In `@backend/xray/user.go`:
- Around line 134-140: Remove the redundant wireguardRemoveEmail helper and
update its caller in SyncUser to use user.GetEmail() directly, preserving the
existing email value passed to the WireGuard account creation flow.
- Around line 255-263: Remove the redundant WireGuard email remapping in
backend/xray/user.go lines 255-263 by deleting the entire inbound.Protocol ==
Wireguard block; in backend/xray/config.go lines 102-106, assign
update.removeEmailSet[userEmail] directly without the protocol condition; and
remove wireguardRemoveEmail from backend/xray/user.go lines 134-140, using
user.GetEmail() directly in SyncUser.
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your code is trying to call GetEmail() method for wireguard and separate the behavior but at the end is same thing and just adding unnecessary if and loops
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| removeKey = settings.Wireguard.GetEmail() |
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Leftover from the earlier revision where the WG account email was the hex pubkey, so removals had to be remapped. After the switch to user.GetEmail() it's a no-op — removing it.
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Same — after the email fix this helper always returns user.GetEmail(). Removing it.
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| settings, _ := setupUserAccount(user) | ||
| if settings.Wireguard != nil && user.GetEmail() == email { | ||
| email = settings.Wireguard.GetEmail() |
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| if err = xray.pushWireguardPeers(ctx, users); err != nil { |
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just add them to json file and send it with stdin instead of pushing thousands of users with api on startup
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Agreed. Will serialize WG peers into settings.peers in the generated config (the core parses per-peer email from JSON), same as settings.clients for the other protocols, and drop pushWireguardPeers.
| message Wireguard { | ||
| string public_key = 1; | ||
| repeated string peer_ips = 2; | ||
| string pre_shared_key = 3; |
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why do we need 2 different dynamic key ? is current setup pre_shared_key is global not per user, also it doesn't make sense to create 2 key per user
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PSK isn't a second identity key — in WireGuard it's an optional per-peer symmetric key, which is why the core's PeerConfig carries it per peer. But the panel only has the inbound-level PSK and never fills this field per user, so nothing uses it today — dropping it from the proto.
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Correct — the GetEmail special-casing dates from when WG emails were pubkeys; after the email fix it's dead code. Removing those branches, moving startup peers into the config JSON, and dropping the unused pre_shared_key proto field. Will push shortly. |
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Rebased onto the latest Local CI is green: |
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Fix WireGuard tunnel dropping ~2 min after connect.
WireGuard Verified in Docker: with the fix a real WireGuard client survives repeated user syncs (every 30s) across multiple rekey intervals with no drops; before the fix each sync reset the tunnel. |
keepalive can be setup in hosts easily |
can I ask you to do a pre-release so that I don't have to manually update the node and panel all the time and don't update the PR |
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Rebased onto the latest dev. Kept the WireGuard Xray UserManager integration and PSK support. Verified with Go tests, race tests, and Docker build. |
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In @.gitlab-ci.yml:
- Line 17: Remove the explicit architecture override from the installer
invocation so it can detect the runner architecture, including ARM64. Keep the
existing tag and OS arguments unchanged.
- Line 17: Update the Xray installer command in the CI job to fetch
install_core.sh from a reviewed, immutable revision instead of the mutable main
branch, verify the downloaded script before executing it, and keep the existing
Xray release tag unchanged.
In `@backend/xray/user.go`:
- Line 158: In the Wireguard paths guarded by `inbound.Protocol != Wireguard`,
compare the running peer’s public key with the new key and remove the old peer
when they differ. Preserve the existing no-removal behavior when the keys match.
- Line 158: Update the Wireguard peer update paths around the inbound.Protocol
checks so changing a peer’s pre_shared_key from nonempty to empty with the same
public key explicitly clears the device PSK or replaces the peer; do not rely on
AddUser omitting the empty PSK.
In `@Makefile`:
- Line 9: Choose a stable Xray tag that supports the required WireGuard
UserManager API; if none does, document why the pre-release is required. Apply
the same tag or documented pre-release rationale to XRAY_TAG in Makefile (line
9), the Xray defaults in Dockerfile (line 5) and Dockerfile.xray (line 5), and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Let the installer detect the runner architecture.
If this job runs on ARM64, --arch 64 installs an x86-64 Xray binary. Certificate generation or tests that execute Xray then fail. Remove --arch 64; the installer detects ARM64 when that option is absent. (github.com)
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In @.gitlab-ci.yml at line 17, Remove the explicit architecture override from
the installer invocation so it can detect the runner architecture, including
ARM64. Keep the existing tag and OS arguments unchanged.
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Pin the installer script before executing it.
The Xray --tag pins the release, not install_core.sh. This job executes the script from the mutable main branch. A later script change can alter CI execution without a change to this repository. Fetch a reviewed script revision and verify the download before running it. The installer repository also recommends pinning installer revisions. (github.com)
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| account, isActive := isActiveInbound(inbound, userInbounds, proxySetting) | ||
| if isActive { | ||
| inbound.updateUser(account) | ||
| if inbound.Protocol != Wireguard { |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Revoke the old peer when its public key changes.
If a user receives a new public key, these paths add the new peer without removing the old one. Xray stores peers by public key; matching the email does not replace the old peer. The old key remains authorized after rotation. Compare the running peer’s public key with the new key, and remove the old peer when they differ. Preserve the no-removal path when the key is unchanged. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@backend/xray/user.go` at line 158, In the Wireguard paths guarded by
`inbound.Protocol != Wireguard`, compare the running peer’s public key with the
new key and remove the old peer when they differ. Preserve the existing
no-removal behavior when the keys match.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Clear the device PSK when a peer’s PSK is removed.
If a user changes pre_shared_key from a value to empty while keeping the same public key, these paths retain the peer and call AddUser. Xray omits preshared_key from that update when the new value is empty, so the device retains the old PSK. A client configured without the PSK then cannot connect until the peer is removed or the device restarts. Send an explicit PSK-clear update or replace the peer for this transition. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@backend/xray/user.go` at line 158, Update the Wireguard peer update paths
around the inbound.Protocol checks so changing a peer’s pre_shared_key from
nonempty to empty with the same public key explicitly clears the device PSK or
replaces the peer; do not rely on AddUser omitting the empty PSK.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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What
Adds a WireGuard path on the Xray backend that provisions and removes peers on Xray's WireGuard inbound through its UserManager gRPC API (
AlterInbound→AddUser/RemoveUser), so WG users can be added/removed at runtime without restarting the core — exactly like every other Xray inbound the node already manages. It does not touch the existing nativebackend/wireguard/backend; it is purely additive.Why
Xray gained a first-class WireGuard inbound with a UserManager in XTLS/Xray-core#6360 (merged, shipping in v26.6.27). With that, WireGuard can be served through the same Xray process as all other protocols:
user>>>…>>>trafficstats like the rest.How
backend/xray/api/wireguard_account.go— maps a user's WG proxy settings to an Xraywireguard.PeerConfigaccount forAddUser.backend/xray/api/wireguard_key.go— base64⇄hex key helpers (Xray IPC expects hex).backend/xray/wireguard_sync.go— push/diff WG peers via the UserManager without restarting Xray.backend/xray/{config,user,xray}.go,api/account.go— wire the WG account into the existing inbound/user/sync flow.common/service.proto(+ regeneratedservice.pb.go) — addWireguard.pre_shared_keyso an optional PSK reaches the node.go.mod— bumpxtls/xray-coreto the revision that ships the WG inbound UserManager (v26.6.27).Compatibility / notes
godirective stays 1.26.3 (already current ondev); the xray-core bump pulls the WG UserManager API.v26.x(not Go-module-resolvable on the bare module path); happy to repin to a clean tag once one is published.Testing
go build ./...,go vet ./...clean.make testpasses the same set asdev(the*WithRealXray/ controller API-key tests need the CI's xray binary +API_KEY, and fail identically on a bare checkout ofdev).Summary by CodeRabbit