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RespectProxyOptions

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RespectProxyOptions

By allinkdevOwner

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Makes the client fully support SOCKS proxy settings.

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Respect Proxy Options

Adds full SOCKS-proxy support to the Minecraft client by adding support for the built-in JVM arguments in the Netty pipeline.

You can, for example, use this in order to proxy the Minecraft client through Tor or a SSH dynamic proxy.

JVM Argument Configuration

Name Description Default Example v4 v5
socksProxyHost The hostname of the SOCKS proxy to connect to. -DsocksProxyHost=127.0.0.1 Yes Yes.
socksProxyPort The port the SOCKS proxy is operating on relative to the provided socksProxyHost 1080 -DsocksProxyHost=8080 Yes. Yes.
java.net.socks.username The username to authenticate with. This is ignored if a java.net.Authenticator instance is configured. -Djava.net.socks.username=bob Yes. Yes, but the password argument must be provided as well.
java.net.socks.password The password to authenticate with. This is also ignored if a java.net.Authenticator instance is configured. -Djava.net.socks.password=password123 No. Yes, but the username argument must be provided as well.