V.1.2.11: Socks Admin

How it works. The proxy runs three separate servers (a SOCKS5 proxy, an HTTP proxy and an HTTPS web server) through one TCP port ( SOCKS5 protocol - PC SOFT - Online documentation

: Delivers native support for TCP and UDP protocols alongside remote DNS resolution. This forces the proxy server to handle DNS queries locally, completely eliminating client-side DNS leaks.

No breaking changes. Simply upgrade and test your forms/tables for the fixes listed above. No database migrations or config file changes are required.

This feature optimizes connection reliability by automatically managing proxy health without manual intervention. socks admin v.1.2.11

All other dependencies bumped to their latest compatible non-breaking versions.

While previous versions had minor bugs handling UDP associations, v.1.2.11 introduced a more stable UDP request handler. This is critical for streaming, VoIP, and torrent traffic that rely on UDP packets.

To keep Socks Admin continuously active in the background, implement a systemd service file: sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/socks-admin.service Use code with caution. Inject the execution script: How it works

To ensure a single script or user cannot monopolize shared cloud gateways, version 1.2.11 includes an internal traffic shaper:

remains a functional piece of software for system administrators who need a visual way to manage SOCKS proxies. Its strength lies in its simplicity—user management, bandwidth monitoring, and access control all in one place. However, its age demands that you take proactive security measures: isolate it behind a VPN, enforce HTTPS, and restrict access by IP.

Follow these generalized steps to deploy the panel on a Linux environment. Step 1: Update the Server Dependencies Log into your VPS via SSH and update your package lists: No breaking changes

Bind the web panel, an HTTP proxy, and the SOCKS5 proxy engine behind a unified ingress port.

Socks Admin v.1.2.11 transforms raw proxy control into an intuitive, secure workspace. The system isolates the control plane from the data plane, ensuring that your administrative interface remains responsive even during heavy traffic spikes. Real-Time Session Monitoring

A web server stack (typically Nginx or Apache paired with PHP or Node.js depending on the specific fork architecture).