Closed X-Oracle closed 11 months ago
Hi @X-Oracle,
Do you have any evidence or document for this claim? It is clearly mentioned here that:
The
fallbacks
object is optional and can only be used for theTCP+TLS
transport combination.
It was never worked for me to use fallback without tls.
thanks for your reply @alireza0
I wouldn't report it if it didn't work for me. I am already using it for port 80 (although its settings are not in web panel
but the config is there in config.json
since I migrated from sanai panel.)
It is clearly mentioned here that:
The
fallbacks
object is optional and can only be used for theTCP+TLS
transport combination.It was never worked for me to use fallback without tls.
about this. it is said because it is insecure to use vless without tls so no one should use vless without tls. but I'm using it as a reverse proxy rather than using it for user's config.
I will add it after double check. Thank you for this report by the way :)
Thanks for you attention.
I read the guide; Fallback originally made for preventing vless tls detection by active probing. vless without tls can be easily detected by gfw even without active probing so the author didn't mention anything.
but fallback code works for no-tls too but not for its original purpose but as a reverse proxy.
It supports for TLS
and None
security types now.
That's much better. Thanks for your attention.
Hi @alireza0 . I was configuring ports without tls and I found that fallback is hidden when there is no tls.
as fallback works for non-tls and tls configs (except for reality). please make it unhidden again.
thanks