Results of investigating blocking of Outline Shadowsocks in Russia. The best way to navigate is to use the filter to see the data for a specific client ISP, server network, error, port, URL, etc

$key.tsv

$key?prefix=%13%03%03%3F.tsv

$key?prefix=%16%03%01%00%C2%A8%01%01.tsv

$key?prefix=FOOBAR%20.tsv

$key?prefix=POST%20.tsv

$split:5|key.tsv

split:300|key.tsv

split:5|split:300|$key.tsv

test.sh

for socks_port in 33333 33334 33335 33336; do
  isp="$(curl -s --show-error -p -x 127.0.0.1:1080 --max-time 10 --proxy-header "Transport: socks5://127.0.0.1:$socks_port" https://checker.soax.com/api/ipinfo | jq -r .data.isp)"
  for url in http://ipinfo.io/org https://ipinfo.io/org; do
    for key in $KEY $KEY5555 $KEY_HETZNER $KEY_VULTR; do
      server_net="$(curl -s --show-error -p -x 127.0.0.1:1080 --max-time 10 --proxy-header "Transport: $key" https://checker.soax.com/api/ipinfo | jq -r .data.isp)"
      server_port=$(sed -En 's|.*:([0-9]+).*|\1|p'<<< "$key")
      output="$(curl -s --show-error -p -x 127.0.0.1:1080 --max-time 10 --proxy-header "Transport: socks5://127.0.0.1:$socks_port|$key" "$url" 2>&1)"
      exit_code=$?
      if [[ $exit_code == 0 ]]; then
        img="✅"
      else
        img="❌"
      fi
      echo "$socks_port\t$isp\t$url\t$server_net\t$server_port\t$exit_code\t$img\t$output"
    done
  done
done | tee table.txt; echo "socks_port\tclient_isp\turl\tserver_net\tserver_port\texit_code\tok\toutput\n$(sort -s -k 4,5 -k 1n -t $'\t' < table.txt)"