Craft Socket Proxy

Tunnel Minecraft Servers to a different port or proxy a Minecraft Server through WebSockets.

Supports

• All Minecraft Versions.
• Any Minecraft Server. (or any TCP server.)
• WebSockets.
• Cloudflare/Cloudflared

Abilities

• Use a CDN like Cloudflare to proxy your Minecraft server.
• Change a Minecraft Server's port number by proxying it.

Drawbacks

• Added latency depending on how far the client is from the CDN. (if you're proxying through them.)
• Not natively supported in Vanilla Minecraft Java. (Plugins and Mods for support will be developed in the future.)

Why use this?

• IPv6 to IPv4 and vice-versa address translation for CDNs like Cloudflare. (Don't want to pay for IPv4? Go IPv6 and use WebSockets!)
• It works like a charm.
• DDOS protection if your server is behind a CDN(Cloudflare) proxy.
• Hide your server IP. (Same as above.)
• There is no difference in gameplay except for the added latency. (Which is subjectively unimportant in Minecraft.)
• Guaranteed to support your Minecraft Server no matter how old or how lazy you are on updating in the future.
• Works for Multiplayer Servers.
• Vanilla players won't even know others are in WebSocket proxy unless they are told.
• Data is never processed. This software just shoves it along, making it very efficient, performant, and memory-saving.

Get Started

Start off by downloading a build from Releases.

Prerequisites (Requirements)

• At least Java 17+ (Download Available from https://www.openlogic.com/openjdk-downloads?field_java_parent_version_target_id=807&field_operating_system_target_id=436&field_architecture_target_id=391&field_java_package_target_id=401)
• Terminal

Run the jar with the following commands

Proxy Client (no WebSockets) localhost:25565 -> localhost:25566

java -jar CraftSocketProxy-1.1.3.jar --c -host localhost -port 25565 -proxy 25566

Note

This one is useful if you can't change the port forwarding settings in your router, and you can't change the server port. Simply proxy it to a different port.

Proxy Client (with WebSockets) ws://example.com:80 -> localhost:25565

java -jar CraftSocketProxy-1.1.3.jar --c -host example.com -port 80 -proxy 25565

Warning

If the supplied port for the client is 80 or 443, then it will automatically attempt to connect to the host through a WebSocket connection.

Proxy Server (WebSockets) localhost:25565 -> ws://localhost:80

java -jar CraftSocketProxy-1.1.3.jar --s -host localhost -port 25565 -proxy 80

Important

If you already have a server using the port 80 and 443, use a different port and reverse proxy it to a different path. Example: ws://example.com:80/minecraft

Full list of commands:

Arguments:
--c               | Start a Client Proxy
--s               | Start a Server Proxy
-host  <Hostname> | Hostname
-port  <Port>     | Port of Host
-proxy <Port>     | Output port of Proxy
-path  <Path>     | (Optional) Path of WebSocket connection
--wss             | Use secure WebSocket (wss://)
--version         | Query version

Warning

The path requires a / at the beginning. -path /minecraft

Forked.

Thanks to Ryun for the original code. https://github.com/sss-ryun/craftsocketproxy

##Contributors. Use gradle for building the JAR. Let me know if you need help.

DISCLAIMER

THIS PROJECT IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH MOJANG SYNERGIES AB OR MICROSOFT CORPORATION IN ANY WAY OR FORM.