Bootstrap installer that downloads the pre-patched XUI 1.5.13 package from our Gitea generic-package mirror (GitHub fallback), checksum-verifies it, and runs the bundled ./install. Includes preflight checks (root, Ubuntu 20/22/24, x86_64, RAM/disk, re-install guard). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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XUI.ONE 1.5.13 Installer
A bootstrap installer for the pre-patched XUI.ONE 1.5.13 panel, modeled on
the midesi.net installxui.sh wrapper. The release package is mirrored to our
own Gitea generic-package registry (fast, self-hosted), with the upstream
XUIPatch GitHub release as an automatic
fallback.
What it does
install_xui.sh is a thin, safe wrapper around the official XUI installer:
- Pre-flight checks — root, Ubuntu 20.04/22.04/24.04, x86_64, RAM/disk, re-install guard
- Installs missing deps (
wget,unzip,tar) - Downloads
XUI_1.5.13.zip(~661 MB) from the Gitea mirror (falls back to GitHub) - Verifies the SHA-256 checksum (on by default)
- Extracts
install,database.sql,xui.tar.gz - Runs the bundled
./install, which prompts for your license key and a sysctl overwrite (answer Y) - Panel URL + MySQL credentials are written to
/root/credentials.txt
The release is pre-patched/pre-licensed. You still enter a license key when the bundled
installruns — that behavior comes from the XUI package itself, not this wrapper.
Usage
On a clean Ubuntu server, as root:
# One-liner — pulls the installer from our Gitea, then runs it:
bash <(wget -qO- https://git.ops01.hprx.zip/api/packages/seed/generic/xui-installer/1.0.0/install_xui.sh)
# Or locally:
chmod +x install_xui.sh
./install_xui.sh
The script itself is published to the same Gitea generic registry. To update it,
re-PUT a new version (bump 1.0.0) and adjust the one-liner accordingly:
curl -X PUT -H "Authorization: token <TOKEN>" \
-H "Content-Type: application/octet-stream" \
-T install_xui.sh \
"https://git.ops01.hprx.zip/api/packages/seed/generic/xui-installer/<version>/install_xui.sh"
Mirror (where the package lives)
The 661 MB release is hosted on our Gitea, publicly downloadable with no auth:
https://git.ops01.hprx.zip/api/packages/seed/generic/xui/1.5.13/XUI_1.5.13.zip
sha256: a92e5f21a338c56190d7580f449492c970b5d4219474548ca5ec2f06bc57b2e7
Re-uploading later (e.g. a new version) — from any box with the Gitea token:
curl -X PUT \
-H "Authorization: token <TOKEN>" \
-H "Content-Type: application/octet-stream" \
-T XUI_1.5.13.zip \
"https://git.ops01.hprx.zip/api/packages/seed/generic/xui/<version>/XUI_1.5.13.zip"
Content-Type: application/octet-streamis required — Gitea's generic registry returns HTTP 500 ("isn't multipart/form-data") without it.
Configuration (env vars)
| Variable | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
XUI_URL |
Gitea mirror URL (above) | Override the primary download source |
XUI_FALLBACK_URL |
GitHub XUIPatch release | Override the fallback source |
XUI_SHA256 |
baked-in known-good hash | Override, or set to "" to skip checksum verify |
XUI_WORKDIR |
/opt/xui_install |
Where the package is downloaded/extracted |
Example pointing at a different mirror:
XUI_URL="https://cdn.example.com/xui/XUI_1.5.13.zip" \
XUI_SHA256="a92e5f21a338c56190d7580f449492c970b5d4219474548ca5ec2f06bc57b2e7" \
./install_xui.sh
Local archive (release/)
The package itself is not kept in this repo (661 MB, git-ignored) — the durable copy is the Gitea mirror above. Only the checksum is tracked:
release/XUI_1.5.13.zip.sha256— feed toXUI_SHA256for integrity checks.
Package contents (the three files midesi's tarball also ships):
install # the XUI installer (prompts for license + sysctl)
database.sql # initial schema
xui.tar.gz # the panel itself
To pull a local copy anytime:
curl -L -o release/XUI_1.5.13.zip \
"https://git.ops01.hprx.zip/api/packages/seed/generic/xui/1.5.13/XUI_1.5.13.zip"
Credentials
Gitea creds live in .gitea/ (git-ignored): token and url. The token is
scoped public-only + write:repository + write:package. Rotate it in Gitea
(Settings → Applications) if it's ever exposed.
System requirements
- Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04 LTS, clean install, x86_64
- 6+ CPU cores, 16–32 GB RAM, 480 GB+ SSD/NVMe, 1 Gbps recommended