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initialize inbound/mixed[mixed-in]: set system proxy: execute (/usr/sbin/networksetup) networksetup -setsocksfirewallproxy Wi-Fi 127.0.0.12334: exit status 14
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What Happened?
After configuring the subscription information, clicking the link button results in the following error. initialize inbound/mixed[mixed-in]: set system proxy: execute (/usr/sbin/networksetup) networksetup -setsocksfirewallproxy Wi-Fi 127.0.0.12334: exit status 14
Minimal Reproducible Example (MRE)
After configuring the subscription information, clicking the link button results in the following error.
Expected Behavior
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Version
v1.1.1
Platform/OS
macOS
Additional Context
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Application Config Options
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Relevant log output
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Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.
- [ ] I'm willing to submit a PR (Thank you!)
macOS 14.4.1 Hiddify 1.1.1
me too.
me too.
MacOS 14.0 Hiddify 1.1.1
Me too
MacOS 14.2.1 Hiddify 1.4.0
Me too
This error occurred when I launched it using sudo mode.
me too.
me too. macos 15.0 Beta Hiddify 2.1.5
me too, macos sonoma, Hiddify 2.2.0
any updates on this issue?
I tried various ways on macos and it didn't help. The client is running on my second Android so far. The problem persists on macos.
I found some solutions to this problem. The source documents provided me with information about the product.
Version 2.0.5 MacOS (Sonoma/Sequoia)
- Open terminal
- Run next command:
sudo /Applications/Hiddify.app/Contents/MacOS/Hiddify
- Don't close the active terminal process. Instead, create a new page in the terminal. (CMD + T)
- Enjoy! Your tunnel might be works fine.
Here are my configurations that work on macOS (indicated with arrows).
1. System proxy setup
It also works without "Strict Route", so you can turn it off.
2. VPN (Experimental)
Same works fine with/without "Strict Route" mode
Conclusion:
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The first mode and VPN Service (Experimental) do not work.
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Used only from root (sudo)
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macOS is not defined as a VPN service ⚠️
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Update for previous response
- Solution works on Hiddify 2.2.0
I found some solutions to this problem. The source documents provided me with information about the product.
Version 2.0.5 MacOS (Sonoma/Sequoia)
- Open terminal
- Run next command:
sudo /Applications/Hiddify.app/Contents/MacOS/Hiddify
- Don't close the active terminal process. Instead, create a new page in the terminal. (CMD + T)
- Enjoy! Your tunnel might be works fine.
Here are my configurations that work on macOS (indicated with arrows).
1. System proxy setup
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It also works without "Strict Route", so you can turn it off.
2. VPN (Experimental)
![]()
Same works fine with/without "Strict Route" mode
Conclusion:
- The first mode and VPN Service (Experimental) do not work.
- Used only from root (sudo)
- macOS is not defined as a VPN service ⚠️
⚠️
Great!, also works for Ventura, finally resovled! But I noticed that Hiddify started by this method was blank and required import profiles again. And I'm curious why have to run in command line?
Great!, also works for Ventura, finally resovled! But I noticed that Hiddify started by this method was blank and required import profiles again. And I'm curious why have to run in command line?
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Yes, this software generate new configuration file on root user, because you run it from
sudo
. I think, Hiddify developers should add support for request superuser permissions on every hiddify boot by everyone. -
For example, ZenMap, nMap applications always request sudo perms on every boot from any macOS user.
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I always use terminal for myself to run same type application. You can run it in new terminal tab (CMD + T).
Use this command to launch app in background mode
sudo /Applications/Hiddify.app/Contents/MacOS/Hiddify > /dev/null 2>&1 &