Benjamin M. Schwartz

OK, dynamic IPs are an interesting case. This approach would fail in that case, because it binds directly to the IPs, rather than to the interfaces. Outline generally assumes static...

@vysotskylev You wrote: > But we find the instantaneous limits very useful in our services (with many keys and connections on a single node), as the "built-in" flow control is...

We are considering how to proceed here. We want to make sure that outline-ss-server provides any anti-abuse capabilities required by your service, but we may want to take a different...

I've written a prototype that takes an alternative approach to this problem, using the kernel to enforce fair sharing of bandwidth between users. You can find the code in the...

> hello, @bemasc I understand your solution, but have few questions: Who is active user? one, who has active upload/download session right now? Or just key with some used traffic?...

I don't have any advice about how to test it. Perhaps you can set up a server and direct some user traffic to it, or try a load test running...

I assumed that you are already running the code in this PR, and hence must have a system for using alternative branches of outline-ss-server. I suppose the easiest way to...

> starting with OS, possibility to minimize to tray and auto-updates Thanks for the feature requests. FYI, auto-updates are already implemented.

Could you give an example of a DNS name that you would not want to resolve using the external DNS server?

@francispeixoto That's not easy to do for Intra. For privacy reasons, Intra doesn't disclose DNS queries in cleartext, so we can't send the queries to your LAN's resolver. Also, if...