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[jiangabc12138]

time="2023-11-24T09:04:58Z" level=warning msg="[UDP] dial 8.8.8.8:53: client handshake: UDP ASSOCIATE: command not supported" time="2023-11-24T09:06:33Z" level=warning msg="[UDP] dial 1.1.1.1:53: client handshake: UDP ASSOCIATE: command not supported"

Excuse me, how did you solve the issue of my error report? How did you link UDP to the proxy server or how should the server configuration file be configured? Is there a problem with the server connection? Because I use Android Studio's simulated mobile proxy to use it normally, I cannot connect to the VPN proxy server in real phones

[SaeedDev94]

Only arm32 + arm64 are supported You probably can't run it on android emulator for now ...

[jiangabc12138]

My Android emulator can run normally, and the request link for APK packaging to the mobile end is also normal, but VPN still cannot proxy. How should I handle it

[SaeedDev94]

These are tun2socks logs BTW
There is a high chance that your system doesn't support arm, you can download the right version of Xray-core and put it in jniLibs directory if you are persist to run it on android emulator Also make sure your config is valid

[jiangabc12138]

Can I have a look at the xray configuration file of your server?

[jiangabc12138]

Sorry, I don’t understand Android code very well. In addition to the socks protocol, can your Android code also use other protocols to directly connect to the xray server, such as VMess?

[SaeedDev94]

Sorry, I don’t understand Android code very well. In addition to the socks protocol, can your Android code also use other protocols to directly connect to the xray server, such as VMess?

Dude, this app can run any valid Xray-core config including vmess
Please run it on a android phone instead of emulator
Maybe I'll add emulator support in future