games not run problem

[shehnipoor]

hi

Using "dns" the games do not run

Do you have a solution?

[mosajjal]

Hi, currently, sniproxy only works on TCP connections. I'm assuming most games have a UDP stream as well which doesn't go through the proxy by default. adding UDP is on my plans but I need to do more research.

[mosajjal]

I added the ability to add additional http or https ports to sniproxy. according to the xbox docs, there needs to be more ports than just 80 and 443. Try adding those ports as a test and see if that makes any difference. Use latest version!

[Ari4nA]

It didn't work for Pubg or call of duty and the received error includes the network..
(I used the latest version and the desired ports were free on my server )

[mosajjal]

if you have it, you can share a pcap with me so I can take a look and see if sniproxy can ever do it.

[mosajjal]

can you guys try with v2.2.2 and see if there's any difference.

[Ari4nA]

It didn't work correctly for me, and it gave a network error on PUBG.
The version used is v2.2.2.

[amir0241]

hi i also have this problem also can i contact you in telegram i want to help you fix this problem

[mosajjal]

Triage update: this is a known limitation rather than a bug. sniproxy only relays TCP — most games use UDP for their actual game traffic, so only the TCP parts (login, store, etc.) go through the proxy and the game itself fails. Supporting this properly means a UDP relay, and unlike TLS there's no SNI equivalent in arbitrary UDP traffic to route by, so it needs real design work (and QUIC is its own story). Keeping this open as the tracking issue for UDP support, but it won't be a quick fix.