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cbeuw avatar cbeuw commented on May 26, 2024 2

Oops sorry I missed one line which needed the square brackets.
It's fixed in v1.1.1

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malikshi avatar malikshi commented on May 26, 2024 1

yeah its made server cant be accessed by client, should restart the service

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cbeuw avatar cbeuw commented on May 26, 2024 1

Actually this issue is due to IPv6 addresses not being in square brackets and then concatenated to a port (e.g. ::1:45643). The proper way to represent IPv6 with a port is [a:b:c:d]:xyz. I have fixed this in release 1.1.0

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Alireza2n avatar Alireza2n commented on May 26, 2024

yeah its made server cant be accessed by client, should restart the service

Thanks, I'll give it a go and tell what happened. :)

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NAVrasZ avatar NAVrasZ commented on May 26, 2024

@cbeuw Connect using ipv6 only (i.e. "[::]") and got this

Mar 24 02:14:46 vultr.guest ss-server[2251]:  2019-03-24 02:14:46 INFO: tcp server listening at [::1]:50039
Mar 24 02:14:46 vultr.guest ss-server[2251]:  2019-03-24 02:14:46 INFO: udp server listening at [::]:443
Mar 24 02:14:46 vultr.guest ss-server[2251]:  2019-03-24 02:14:46 INFO: running from root user
Mar 24 02:14:46 vultr.guest ss-server[2251]: 2019/03/24 02:14:46 ck-server.go:260: Listening on [::]:443
Mar 24 02:14:47 vultr.guest ss-server[2251]: 2019/03/24 02:14:47 ck-server.go:157: New session from UID:*******, sessionID:*****
Mar 24 02:14:56 vultr.guest ss-server[2251]: 2019/03/24 02:14:56 ck-server.go:172: Failed to connect to ssserver: dial tcp: address ::1:50039: too many colons in address
Mar 24 02:14:57 vultr.guest ss-server[2251]: 2019/03/24 02:14:57 ck-server.go:172: Failed to connect to ssserver: dial tcp: address ::1:50039: too many colons in address
Mar 24 02:15:09 vultr.guest ss-server[2251]: 2019/03/24 02:15:09 ck-server.go:172: Failed to connect to ssserver: dial tcp: address ::1:50039: too many colons in address
Mar 24 02:15:12 vultr.guest ss-server[2251]: 2019/03/24 02:15:12 ck-server.go:172: Failed to connect to ssserver: dial tcp: address ::1:50039: too many colons in address

Thx

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Klaaktu avatar Klaaktu commented on May 26, 2024

Hi, it seems there is another one in ck-client:
ck-client -i ::1

level=info msg="Starting standalone mode"
level=info msg="Listening on UDP [::1]:1984 for shadowsocks client"
level=fatal msg="address ::1:1984: too many colons in address"

ck-client -i [::1]

level=info msg="Starting standalone mode"
level=info msg="Listening on UDP [[::1]]:1984 for shadowsocks client

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