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NoLocalConnections

An example ViaProxy plugin denying connections to local servers.
This plugin is only needed if you want to host a public SRV mode proxy instance.

SRV ViaProxy

Running ViaProxy in SRV mode

To use the SRV mode in ViaProxy you have to change some config options.

bind-address: 0.0.0.0:25568 # will translate to viaproxy.0-0-0-0.nip.io:25568
target-address: 127.0.0.1 # unused in srv mode
target-version: 1.8.x # unused in srv mode
auth-method: OpenAuthMod
wildcard-domain-handling: PUBLIC

You have to replace 0.0.0.0:25568 with the address and port you want ViaProxy to run on.
The auth-method: openauthmod is optional and enables OpenAuthMod authentication. Check the caution below.
The target-address and target-version are required for ViaProxy to start but don't do anything in SRV mode.

[CAUTION]
auth-method: openauthmod will not work for 1.7-1.7.10, 1.19.4+, Vanilla and Bedrock Edition.
Reason:
1.7-1.7.10: OpenAuthMod is only available for 1.8+.
Bedrock: Forge and Fabric don't support Bedrock Edition.
1.19.4+: OpenAuthMod was discontinued before release of 1.19.4.

Connecting to ViaProxy in SRV mode

To connect to ViaProxy in SRV mode you need a domain pointing to the IP of the server running ViaProxy.
The subdomain viaproxy. is required for it to work.
For local connections you can use viaproxy.127-0-0-1.nip.io.

To connect to a server through ViaProxy you have to prepend the server ip, server port and version to your domain:

address_port_version.viaproxy.hostname

For example to connect to lenni0451.net:39999 with the version C0.30-CPE you can use:

lenni0451.net_39999_c0.30-cpe.viaproxy.127-0-0-1.nip.io

If the domain of a server contains an underscore you currently can't connect to it since ViaProxy uses the underscore as a separator.