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Minecraft doesnt launch with the Ultrasurf proxy?
I often go to the library to play Minecraft. Since there are a lot of people playing there, enough people put in the wrong credentials such that the library IP is often temporarily banned from the Mojang authentication servers.
VPNs don't work, as they need to install a network driver, which requires administrator privileges.
Because of this, I've looked into using proxies like Ultrasurf, since they're the only other way around changing your IP AFAIK, and it seems that, although the traffic from the Minecraft launcher is sent through the proxy, any data sent from the Minecraft game ITSELF is not through the proxy.
I tested this by making my own server, and it always seemed to log the same library IP no matter what I tried.
This can be a problem, since whenever the library IP is temp banned,
I can use a proxy to sign in with the launcher, but when it actually launches, it always presents to me an invalid session. Similarly, mods like In-Game Account Switcher always state that the username or password is incorrect.
Also, I tried using MultiMC and manually specifying a proxy in the settings.
For example, using Ultrasurf, I would put 127.0.0.1:9666.
For some reason, it STILL will not use that proxy, and I have tried setting it as both a SOCKS proxy and an HTTP proxy.
Question from user Matias at gaming.stackexchange.com.
Answer:
I used something called Proxifier to force redirect all traffic through Ultrasurf, which just happens to be an HTTPS proxy 127.0.0.1:9666. It also doesn't require admin if you use the portable version.
Answer from user Matias at gaming.stackexchange.com.
I often go to the library to play Minecraft. Since there are a lot of people playing there, enough people put in the wrong credentials such that the library IP is often temporarily banned from the Mojang authentication servers.
VPNs don't work, as they need to install a network driver, which requires administrator privileges.
Because of this, I've looked into using proxies like Ultrasurf, since they're the only other way around changing your IP AFAIK, and it seems that, although the traffic from the Minecraft launcher is sent through the proxy, any data sent from the Minecraft game ITSELF is not through the proxy.
I tested this by making my own server, and it always seemed to log the same library IP no matter what I tried.
This can be a problem, since whenever the library IP is temp banned,
I can use a proxy to sign in with the launcher, but when it actually launches, it always presents to me an invalid session. Similarly, mods like In-Game Account Switcher always state that the username or password is incorrect.
Also, I tried using MultiMC and manually specifying a proxy in the settings.
For example, using Ultrasurf, I would put 127.0.0.1:9666.
For some reason, it STILL will not use that proxy, and I have tried setting it as both a SOCKS proxy and an HTTP proxy.
Question from user Matias at gaming.stackexchange.com.
Answer:
I used something called Proxifier to force redirect all traffic through Ultrasurf, which just happens to be an HTTPS proxy 127.0.0.1:9666. It also doesn't require admin if you use the portable version.
Answer from user Matias at gaming.stackexchange.com.
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