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Clearly, the value for forward_address is present in the config file, and replacing it with forward_addr doesn't work either.
What is curious is that running this directly in the command line, bypassing the config file, I get no errors
$ sslocal --protocol tunnel -f 192.168.1.69:8096 -s XXX:443 -m chacha20-ietf-poly1305 -k YYY -b 127.0.0.1:10802024-01-23T22:39:59.825112454+00:00 INFO shadowsocks local 1.17.1 build 2023-11-26T16:00:22.060213964+00:002024-01-23T22:39:59.830397305+00:00 INFO shadowsocks TCP tunnel listening on 127.0.0.1:1080
System information:
Installation Source: AUR (shadowsocks-rust-bin)
Version: 1.17.1-1
OS: Manjaro
Kernel: 5.10.206
System is up to date with the AUR and the official repositories
This error also takes place in another machine, this one running Arch, with Shadowsocks rust from the official repositories, which the exact same version.
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Hi there, maybe I'm missing something very obvious, but trying to create a tunnel in Shadowsocks with a config that looks like
Returns an error from Shadowsocks saying that
forward_addr
was not specifiedClearly, the value for
forward_address
is present in the config file, and replacing it withforward_addr
doesn't work either.What is curious is that running this directly in the command line, bypassing the config file, I get no errors
System information:
This error also takes place in another machine, this one running Arch, with Shadowsocks rust from the official repositories, which the exact same version.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: