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Still catched by Local ISP #33

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bash99 opened this issue Apr 28, 2018 · 2 comments

bash99 commented Apr 28, 2018 •

edited

Version 1.1.2
Client
{
"ServerName":"www.oracle.com",
"Key":"XXXXXX",
"TicketTimeHint":3600,
"Browser":"chrome",
"FastOpen":false
}
Server
{
"WebServerAddr":"2.19.128.136:443",
"Key":"XXXXXX",
"FastOpen":false
}

ss-libev run with xchacha20-ietf-poly1305 method.

At first, connection is fine. after about an hour with some traffic (no big download, just some browser), 443 port is blocked in local ISP. Stop client for about a day, 443 port is opened again.

Local ISP is very sensitive that tls1.2 from ssr or tls from simple-obfs is blocked after some traffic too. Only ws over https can work on port 443.

Owner

cbeuw commented Apr 28, 2018

I think our traffic is still significant in that each TCP connection will lead to a TLS handshake with the proxy server. Frequent handshakes are not normal.

I'm thinking of establishing a fixed amount of standing TLS sessions and multiplex traffic through them.

Author

bash99 commented May 11, 2018

how about implement http/2 support?

linusyang mentioned this issue

Option to specify concurrency value of multiplexing shadowsocks/v2ray-plugin#10

Merged

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