Socks Proxy and Ethereum clients

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• GeorgeHallam Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 229 admin

  May 2015 edited May 2015

  It should work without, but try running them with --upnp off.
  
  Maybe --public-ip
  
  Hope that helps!

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• dagide Sardinia, ItalyMember Posts: 15 ✭

  May 2015

  It doesn't work; I'm not able to show the port used by ethereum visibile from outside, then all peers reject my connection :S (I think)
  Even bitcoin-core can't sync without a socks proxy in this network...

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• subtly Member Posts: 7 ✭

  May 2015

  Are you unable to make outbound connections?
  
  We'll add a way to specify publicly advertised port and will look into support for socks5. Feel free to open an issue on github and I'll reply there when the code is in. Not sure how soon socks5 support would go in.

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• dagide Sardinia, ItalyMember Posts: 15 ✭

  May 2015

  Nope..
  inbound allowed ports: none
  outbound allowed ports: 80, 8080, 443
  
  Ok, I'm going to open a github ticket; I would code this feature by myself but I've no much time at the moment. Thank you for the hint

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• luffy Member Posts: 8 ✭

  March 2016

  any news about socks5 support in ethminer?

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