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I'm trying to setup a permanent proxy server for one of my servers to reroute connections having issues.
The proxy server is running Centos 7 x86
User -UDP or TCP-> Proxy -> Server
I am am using these commands in an sh file,
#!/bin/bash
nc -u -l -p 800 -c "nc -u ********.com 800" &
nc -l -p 800 -c "nc ********.com 800" &
The results are high packet loss and slow connections. Once one person connects/disconnects another is not capable of connecting.
socat is not an option as I am having trouble maintaining it on this particular VPS. It crashes it.
Is this command wrong or is there a better way of doing this?
xintec
Posted 2015-03-19T07:23:28.053
Reputation: 1
I have given up on this, I'm just going to write my own proxy software, that way I know how it works and that it works. – xintec – 2015-03-19T08:53:06.320
regarding disconnects, - nc is stoping after first disconnect, put while true; do nc nc done so it will restart it after first user is disconnected ;) – NauT – 2015-03-19T10:09:37.683