Adjustment suggestions for plugins/get

[hugo529100]

Since many users are not in Europe, they have to wait a long time when accessing plugins/get, or even get disconnected and are unable to update. It would be better to improve this by using a cached list format, or by allowing the updates of individual plugins and hfs3 to use a separate VPN (IP+10809)connection. Of course, the simplest approach is still to cache a copy of the plugins/get list and update it periodically, so that the latest content can be viewed at any time.

[rejetto]

i'm not sure what you mean with "use a separate vpn", but maybe you can use this new option (inside net tab):

[rejetto]

suggesting to use a cache and then saying "the latest content can be viewed at any time" are incompatible

[hugo529100]

In short, it's about gathering the latest information for all plugins into a single file for storage, and updating this file periodically (similar to the push notifications for HFS version number updates). It would contain the plugin name, version number, and description, so that you don't have to wait forever every time you go into "Get More."

The VPN I'm referring to is: for "Check for Updates," "Check Update," and "Plugin Get More," provide them with a dedicated VPN setting. For example, if I use Crash's VPN to access GitHub, then I would fill in the IP + 10809 in this VPN setting, which would allow "Check for Updates," "Check Update," and "Plugin Get More" to enter a high-speed channel.

[rejetto]

i don't know what "IP + 10809" is, but a vpn has a network interface, and you can set it in field i pointed above, "outbound inteface". Did you try?

[hugo529100]

So let me first try the guidance you provided, because I don't want hfs3 to be completely exposed to the VPN, or even for its communications to have to go through the VPN. I only want hfs's plugin downloads and updates to go through the VPN.

Perhaps I can set global mode in clash-vpn to make GitHub go through the VPN, but I'm still not very clear on how to operate Clash. I only know that my current Clash setup uses a server as a VPN proxy terminal within the local network, providing VPN access for other devices to go through it（192.168.1.224:10809）.

So it's also hard for me to explain this requirement. In that case, I can first research on my own how to solve this problem.

[rejetto]

ok try what i said and then you'll tell me if something is not ok for you

[hugo529100]

OK, thanks bro for the reply. I'll first try to figure out how to solve this network problem.