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Dispatch Proxy not working #29

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gaamaaresosa opened this issue Jan 22, 2023 · 10 comments
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Dispatch Proxy not working #29

gaamaaresosa opened this issue Jan 22, 2023 · 10 comments

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@gaamaaresosa
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gaamaaresosa commented Jan 22, 2023

Both network adopter working.
When I call below command I get the below result.
After that I set Internet proxy on Socks localhost:8080
But I see no internet.

On same system older node-js dispatch-proxy version works great.
Please check the bug.

go-dispatch-proxy.exe 192.168.1.11 192.168.187.34

EDIT:
I get below error:

[INFO] Load balancer 1: 192.168.1.11, contention ratio: 1
[INFO] Load balancer 2: 192.168.187.34, contention ratio: 1
[INFO] Local server started on 127.0.0.1:8080
[WARN] unsupported SOCKS version
[WARN] unsupported SOCKS version
[WARN] unsupported SOCKS version
[WARN] unsupported SOCKS version
[WARN] unsupported SOCKS version
[WARN] unsupported SOCKS version
[WARN] unsupported SOCKS version
[WARN] unsupported SOCKS version

Windows 10 64bit

@extremecoders-re
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Please check the SOCKS version. Go dispatch proxy only supports SOCKS v5.

@gaamaaresosa
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gaamaaresosa commented Jan 23, 2023

I set SOCKS as mentioned below:
I do same thing for older Dispatch-Proxy Node-Js version which works fine.
But this go-dispatch-proxy doesn't work.

In Windows 10 Internet
Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings > Proxy Server (Enabled) > Advance
Socks: localhost : 1080

@extremecoders-re
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Unfortunately windows only support SOCKS4, not SOCKS5.

However if you're using a browser like Firefox you can specify the SOCKS5 proxy in Firefox Options. For Chrome you can use an extension like Proxy SwitchyOmega.

@gaamaaresosa
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Thanks again extremecoders-re !
That's unfortunate, because each and every windows application we can't set SOCKS5
Can't you have an option to toggle SOCKS/SOCKS5 ?

@gaamaaresosa
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Important doubt :
Can we use this bonding technology for video streaming ?

@extremecoders-re
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Can't you have an option to toggle SOCKS/SOCKS5 ?

For this to work, SOCKS4 protocol support has to be coded before such a toggle option.
There are other tools which you can try:
https://github.com/yyyar/gobetween
https://github.com/alexkirsz/dispatch

Can we use this bonding technology for video streaming ?

Not sure the context of this question. Bonding can be used for any network uses case including video streaming.

@gaamaaresosa
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Thanks for your kind help.
I will explore.

@gitzec
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gitzec commented Dec 8, 2023

windows can do socks 5: #11 (comment)

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windows can do socks 5: #11 (comment)

this method works but go-dispatch-proxy uses only one interface... why?! thanks

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windows can do socks 5: #11 (comment)

this method works but go-dispatch-proxy uses only one interface... why?! thanks

nevermind, this settings doesn't survive a reboot... i just created a batch to open chrome using proxy directives

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