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[GH-ISSUE #4595] How to increase the speed of http proxy? #3631
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Originally created by @syferdev29 on GitHub (Dec 18, 2024).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/fatedier/frp/issues/4595
Bug Description
There is a device for http_proxy which has 50-100 mbit/s at speedtest
The server where frps is installed has connection speed 800-1000 mbit/s.
When I use http_proxy in work, the speed is 2-3 times slower than on the device.
Help me to understand why so much speed is lost or how to improve speed on proxy
frpc Version
0.61.1
frps Version
0.61.1
System Architecture
linux/amd64
Configurations
serverAddr = ""
serverPort = 2000
auth.method = "token"
auth.token = ""
log.level = "info"
log.maxDays = 3
transport.poolCount = 5
transport.tcpMux = true
transport.protocol = "tcp"
transport.tls.enable = true
proxies
name = "http_proxy_$_httpPort"
type = "tcp"
remotePort = $_httpPort
[proxies.plugin]
type = "http_proxy"
httpUser = "$username"
httpPassword = "$password"
proxies
name = "socks5_proxy_$_socks5Port"
type = "tcp"
remotePort = $_socks5Port
[proxies.plugin]
type = "socks5"
username = "$username"
password = "$password"
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