lindy54
lindy54
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No, because I couldn't determine what exactly causes it.
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wireguard-go, of course.
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So, I removed wireguard completely and shadowsocks works well for speeds above 100 mbps without "crashing". I doubt that it's a ram issue though, because shadowsocks continues to run ok under much higher ram loads.
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But I have the same issue with v2ray unfortunately.
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OpenVZ 7, happens on both CentOS 7 and Ubuntu 18.04.
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Yes, I also suspect that the problem may be caused by an abuse script. The funny thing is that the main ipv4 address gets inaccessible for that period too (from different IPs, so it's not an IP blocking mechanism). I think there will be some issues if I name the provider.
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But Openvpn worked without such issues, so low ram is a problem with shadowsocks and wireguard for just one client?
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256 MB
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And the problem is not just about shadowsocks, It happens with wireguard as well.> @lindy54 said:
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VM shuts down, and rebooting it is not possible from the provider's control panel for a while (from couple of hours to days).
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Cloudflare proxy is fine if it accepts your domain name and you can 'add a website'. But I thought maybe there is another way or proxy provider.
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Its not link local. And the problem with Cloudflare is related to domain when trying to add a website, nothing else.
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It does have a private IPv6.