Alexander Bersenev

Hi! It should be not matter which IP are you using. For example, I use the same AD_TAG on four servers with different names and IPs. When I register it...

hello, I can try to debug an issue if you send the proxy address. I am @bay3255 in telegram

it the problem reproducible with the official proxy?

It can be because of blocking. If you send my (better using the telegram) an ip and port the proxy you have problems with, I can set up one of...

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I tried to fix the possible reason in https://github.com/alexbers/mtprotoproxy/commit/422c40948039adb71e8fc006b0925ed1bd394ba5. Please try to use the latest proxy version from master branch.

Are you using the proxy with advertising? If not, please try to enable advertising (uncomment AD_TAG line in config.py). If yes, please try to disable it.

may be the problem with media servers access could you try to change the line in the mtprotoproxy.py: ``` addr, port = random.choice(TG_MIDDLE_PROXIES_V4[dc_idx]) ``` with ``` addr, port = random.choice(TG_MIDDLE_PROXIES_V4[abs(dc_idx)])...

I've commited ignoring those kind of errors: https://github.com/alexbers/mtprotoproxy/commit/b0cb48f684a9b6a710f7b6ec7668c56b5dbcfbca. It seems you kernel doesn't support this option. By the way, which kernel version are you use?

The TCP_USER_TIMEOUT option has appeared since Linux 2.6.37 :) Anyway, it should work now.