Sergey Prokhorov

Oh, I often see people complaining about this, but I never managed to find a solution so far. I will try later.

Hi. It's hard to tell why this might happen. Maybe there is something in the logs? `/var/log/mtproto_proxy/crash.log`

Hi. Are you trying to connect from Iran? Using FakeTLS? Might be that packet format iOS uses is detected by firewall. But it's the 1st tie I hear about this...

I'm afraid there is no "proper" way of updating it at the moment. Right now the only way if you have used interactive installer is to run the installer again....

Please, don't close this ticket. I will close it when there will be some user-friendly upgrade method available.

So, I updated [interactive installer script](https://gist.github.com/seriyps/dc00ad91bfd8a2058f30845cd0daed83). Now it supports followin commands: Install proxy: ``` ./mtp_install.sh -p -s -t -a dd -a tls -d ``` Upgrade code to the latest version...

Just to not have git as dependency. But maybe will change it to git later.

https://github.com/seriyps/mtproto_proxy/blob/30f8c3dbf3c5d67a60f54cf4f17752cbac80f625/src/mtp_handler.erl#L27 default for upstream_socket_buffer_size https://github.com/seriyps/mtproto_proxy/blob/30f8c3dbf3c5d67a60f54cf4f17752cbac80f625/src/mtp_down_conn.erl#L36 default for downstream_socket_buffer_size

Well, in some sort, yes. In README it was more like in contrast to "how to tune if you have not enough ram". But it doesn't make sense to make...

@kooran I don't think increasing buffer sizes will help there. Probably you have lots of connections with wrong secret or something like that. Can you post output of `ss -s`...