@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ random-like. **You may only leave it as `plain` if you are certain that your und
encryption and authentication (via AEAD or similar techniques).**
`ServerName` is the domain you want to make your ISP or firewall _think_ you are visiting. Ideally it should
match `RedirAddr` in the server's configuration, a major site the censor allows, but it doesn't have to. Use `random` to randomize the server name for every connection made.
match `RedirAddr` in the server's configuration, a major site the censor allows, but it doesn't have to.
`AlternativeNames` is an array used alongside `ServerName` to shuffle between different ServerNames for every new
connection. **This may conflict with `CDN` Transport mode** if the CDN provider prohibits domain fronting and rejects
@ -155,13 +155,8 @@ Example:
`CDNOriginHost` is the domain name of the _origin_ server (i.e. the server running Cloak) under `CDN` mode. This only
has effect when `Transport` is set to `CDN`. If unset, it will default to the remote hostname supplied via the
commandline argument (in standalone mode), or by Shadowsocks (in plugin mode). After a TLS session is established with
the CDN server, this domain name will be used in the `Host` header of the HTTP request to ask the CDN server to
establish a WebSocket connection with this host.
`CDNWsUrlPath` is the url path used to build websocket request sent under `CDN` mode, and also only has effect
when `Transport` is set to `CDN`. If unset, it will default to "/". This option is used to build the first line of the
HTTP request after a TLS session is extablished. It's mainly for a Cloak server behind a reverse proxy, while only
requests under specific url path are forwarded.
the CDN server, this domain name will be used in the HTTP request to ask the CDN server to establish a WebSocket
connection with this host.
`NumConn` is the amount of underlying TCP connections you want to use. The default of 4 should be appropriate for most
people. Setting it too high will hinder the performance. Setting it to 0 will disable connection multiplexing and each
@ -169,7 +164,7 @@ TCP connection will spawn a separate short-lived session that will be closed aft
behave like GoQuiet. This maybe useful for people with unstable connections.
`BrowserSig` is the browser you want to **appear** to be using. It's not relevant to the browser you are actually using.
Currently, `chrome`, `firefox` and `safari` are supported.
Currently, `chrome` and `firefox` are supported.
`KeepAlive` is the number of seconds to tell the OS to wait after no activity before sending TCP KeepAlive probes to the
Cloak server. Zero or negative value disables it. Default is 0 (disabled). Warning: Enabling it might make your server