SS with Cloak constantly stops working about cloak HOT 17 CLOSED

does windows 7 support system proxy GLOBAL mode ?

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Can you run Cloak in standalone mode in cmd and see the log?

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does windows 7 support system proxy GLOBAL mode ?

I have no idea, should it ?

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Can you run Cloak in standalone mode in cmd and see the log?

Ok , how do i run standalone mode and where can i find the log ?

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In shadowsocks client, duplicate the current profile you are using and change the server to 127.0.0.1, the port to one of your liking (say 8388). Clear the plugin and plugin_opts fields

Open up cmd, go into the directory of ck-client.exe, run ck-client -s [IP of your server] -l 8388 -c [path to config file]

Logs will then be printed to the cmd window

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In shadowsocks client, duplicate the current profile you are using and change the server to 127.0.0.1, the port to one of your liking (say 8388). Clear the plugin and plugin_opts fields

Open up cmd, go into the directory of ck-client.exe, run ck-client -s [IP of your server] -l 8388 -c [path to config file]

Logs will then be printed to the cmd window

Here's the log :
2019/07/07 16:31:07 ck-client.go:131: Starting standalone mode
2019/07/07 16:31:07 ck-client.go:168: Listening for ss on 127.0.0.1:8388
2019/07/07 16:31:07 ck-client.go:174: Attemtping to start a new sessi
2019/07/07 16:31:09 ck-client.go:204: Session 1438396682 established
2019/07/07 16:32:06 ck-client.go:174: Attemtping to start a new sessi
2019/07/07 16:32:06 ck-client.go:225: broken session
2019/07/07 16:32:10 ck-client.go:204: Session 1570754861 established
2019/07/07 16:33:56 ck-client.go:174: Attemtping to start a new sessi
2019/07/07 16:33:56 ck-client.go:225: broken session
2019/07/07 16:33:57 ck-client.go:204: Session 558097203 established
2019/07/07 16:34:46 ck-client.go:174: Attemtping to start a new sessi
2019/07/07 16:34:46 ck-client.go:225: broken session
2019/07/07 16:34:52 ck-client.go:204: Session 1394925037 established
2019/07/07 16:45:38 ck-client.go:231: write tcp 192.168.1.101:56253->
6:443: use of closed network connection
2019/07/07 16:46:53 ck-client.go:231: write tcp 192.168.1.101:56254->
6:443: use of closed network connection
2019/07/07 16:46:53 ck-client.go:231: write tcp 192.168.1.101:56254->
6:443: wsasend: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.
2019/07/07 16:46:54 ck-client.go:231: write tcp 192.168.1.101:56255->
6:443: wsasend: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the rem
2019/07/07 16:46:54 ck-client.go:231: write tcp 192.168.1.101:56255->
6:443: use of closed network connection
2019/07/07 16:46:54 ck-client.go:231: write tcp 192.168.1.101:56255->
6:443: use of closed network connection
2019/07/07 16:46:59 ck-client.go:174: Attemtping to start a new sessi
2019/07/07 16:46:59 ck-client.go:225: broken session
2019/07/07 16:47:00 ck-client.go:204: Session 1446117769 established
2019/07/07 16:47:44 ck-client.go:174: Attemtping to start a new sessi
2019/07/07 16:47:44 ck-client.go:225: broken session
2019/07/07 16:47:45 ck-client.go:204: Session 1131773671 established

The problem's still there during standalone mode. By the way i'm experencing a weird thing that a certain youtube page i visit very often can't be opened without serveral try in most of the time, while any ohther youtube pages are fine.
PS. From 16:45:38 to 16:46:54 i did a speed test, that's probably why those text pops up.

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It looks like your computer is having trouble maintaining the underlying TCP connections with the server. Can you try to use Cloak on another network, like the wifi of a cafe or something and see if the problem still exists?

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It looks like your computer is having trouble maintaining the underlying TCP connections with the server. Can you try to use Cloak on another network, like the wifi of a cafe or something and see if the problem still exists?

I'd like to do that but i can't at this moment or in near future :-(

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It looks like your computer is having trouble maintaining the underlying TCP connections with the server. Can you try to use Cloak on another network, like the wifi of a cafe or something and see if the problem still exists?

Is there another way?

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Here's another idea: pick a website that normally gets a decent amount a traffic (e.g. YouTube), set WebServerAddr field of ck-server to be the IP address of this website (use ping to find out it's IP), then edit the host file on your win7 computer so that the domain of the website points to the IP of your SS server. Browse this website for a while and see how stable it is. If this also has issues then I suspect that maybe the ISP is disrupting the traffic to and from your SS server

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Here's another idea: pick a website that normally gets a decent amount a traffic (e.g. YouTube), set WebServerAddr field of ck-server to be the IP address of this website (use ping to find out it's IP), then edit the host file on your win7 computer so that the domain of the website points to the IP of your SS server. Browse this website for a while and see how stable it is. If this also has issues then I suspect that maybe the ISP is disrupting the traffic to and from your SS server

Ok, do i need to edit ServerName in ckclient.json to Youtube ?

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Yup that as well

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Yup that as well

I did that and the proxy's not working at all, every webpage i opened just keep loading until it time out.
Here's the SS log if you wanna take a look :
2019-07-08 06:36:46 INFO: plugin "/home/peiper/cloak/ck-server-linux-amd64-1.1.1"

enabled
2019-07-08 06:36:46 INFO: initializing ciphers... chacha20-ietf-poly1305
2019-07-08 06:36:46 INFO: tcp server listening at 127.0.0.1:37091
2019-07-08 06:36:46 INFO: running from root user
2019/07/08 06:36:46 ck-server.go:265: Listening on ...:443
2019/07/08 06:36:53 ck-server.go:142: write tcp ...:443->...:10304: write:
connection reset by peer
2019/07/08 06:36:53 ck-server.go:142: write tcp ...:443->...:10240: write:
connection reset by peer
2019/07/08 06:36:53 ck-server.go:142: write tcp ...:443->...:10432: write:
connection reset by peer
2019/07/08 06:39:54 ck-server.go:142: write tcp ...:443->...:9408: write:
connection reset by peer
2019/07/08 06:39:54 ck-server.go:142: write tcp ...:443->...:9472: write:
connection reset by peer

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I have the same issue.

Sometimes, The proxy connect is get stuck, After 5min~40 min It can back to normal. At the server, The log says:
Jul 11 23:47:08 debian-s-1vcpu-1gb-lon1-01 ss-server[2071]: 2019-07-11 23:47:08 ERROR: server recv: Connection reset by peer

Same ServerName config never happens in GoQuite.

It looks like server-side ss-server <-> ck-server have a communication issue or something else.

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I have the same issue.

Sometimes, The proxy connect is get stuck, After 5min~40 min It can back to normal. At the server, The log says:
Jul 11 23:47:08 debian-s-1vcpu-1gb-lon1-01 ss-server[2071]: 2019-07-11 23:47:08 ERROR: server recv: Connection reset by peer

Same ServerName config never happens in GoQuite.

It looks like server-side ss-server <-> ck-server have a communication issue or something else.

Totally same here. I started using Cloak last night and a few moment later the issue came out.

The server was setup by using this script in tutorial. The only modified param is NumConn which I'm not sure the meanning of was set to 40.

Here's the log:

Jul 24 11:32:16 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 11:32:16 ck-server.go:74: +1 non SS TLS traffic from 146.88.240.44:50436
Jul 24 11:48:03 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 11:48:03 ck-server.go:67: +1 non SS non (or malformed) TLS traffic from 110.167.90.154:6463
Jul 24 11:48:03 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 11:48:03 ck-server.go:67: +1 non SS non (or malformed) TLS traffic from 123.191.148.85:46431
Jul 24 11:48:03 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 11:48:03 ck-server.go:67: +1 non SS non (or malformed) TLS traffic from 36.5.178.67:1990
Jul 24 11:48:24 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 11:48:24 ck-server.go:67: +1 non SS non (or malformed) TLS traffic from 119.118.0.22:45530
Jul 24 11:58:18 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 11:58:18 ck-server.go:157: New session from UID:**HIDEN**, sessionID:1789555818
Jul 24 12:00:01 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 12:00:01 ck-server.go:163: Session closed for UID:**HIDEN**, sessionID:1789555818
Jul 24 12:22:43 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:22:43 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:22:49 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:22:49 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:23:29 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:23:29 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:23:29 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:23:29 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:24:03 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:24:03 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:25:25 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:25:25 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:26:09 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:26:09 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:26:45 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:26:45 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:27:23 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:27:23 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:27:29 ubuntu ss-server[17846]:  2019-07-24 12:27:29 ERROR: remote recv: Connection reset by peer
Jul 24 12:42:55 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 12:42:55 ck-server.go:157: New session from UID:**HIDEN**, sessionID:2102431777
Jul 24 12:44:05 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 12:44:05 ck-server.go:163: Session closed for UID:**HIDEN**, sessionID:1277956778
Jul 24 13:13:06 ubuntu ss-server[17846]: 2019/07/24 13:13:06 ck-server.go:163: Session closed for UID:**HIDEN**, sessionID:2102431777

The scanners or rebots or something keeps annoying me...so I need a plugin like this to protect my ss server

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As far as I know, the error Connection reset by peer often results from your ISP or firewall's attacks.

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After using Cloak 2.0.2, Everying is working fine.

Thanks.

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