Add SIP003u support #3015
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Discussion still need to be made on how a plugin should know whether to listen to UDP port or not. |
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Thanks, but this repo is only open for bug fixes. Future development has been moved to shadowsocks-rust. |
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This PR implements SIP003u described here.
I admit that I haven't performed any other tests to verify its functionality besides running the test.sh script. In fact, currently, apart from zonyito's yamux-plugin and brevent's wss-proxy (which I haven't tested either), no plugin supports SIP003u. Claiming that v2ray-plugin supports SIP003u is a misconception.
The reason I insist on using shadowsocks-libev is because it has the best known peripheral support, especially for OpenWRT and LuCI. I don't mean to criticize anyone behind their back, but there's still a lot of room for improvement in Shadowsocks-Rust's OpenWRT and LuCI support.
The commit also updates gitignore