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1648365860.844289 info redsocks.c:514 redsplice_read_cb(...) [192.168.1.134:50968->38.117.158.3:8080]: splice(from client): Connection reset by peer
1648365860.844469 info redsocks.c:689 redsocks_drop_client(...) [192.168.1.134:50968->38.117.158.3:8080]: dropping client (R/W), relay (R/W), idle 0.000247s
1648365860.845038 info redsocks.c:514 redsplice_read_cb(...) [192.168.1.134:50966->38.117.158.3:8080]: splice(from client): Connection reset by peer
1648365860.845213 info redsocks.c:689 redsocks_drop_client(...) [192.168.1.134:50966->38.117.158.3:8080]: dropping client (R/W), relay (R/W), idle 0.000218s
1648365860.845787 info redsocks.c:514 redsplice_read_cb(...) [192.168.1.134:50965->38.117.158.3:8080]: splice(from client): Connection reset by peer
1648365860.845937 info redsocks.c:689 redsocks_drop_client(...) [192.168.1.134:50965->38.117.158.3:8080]: dropping client (R/W), relay (R/W), idle 0.000200s
1648365860.846351 info redsocks.c:514 redsplice_read_cb(...) [192.168.1.134:50970->38.117.158.3:8080]: splice(from client): Connection reset by peer
1648365860.846475 info redsocks.c:689 redsocks_drop_client(...) [192.168.1.134:50970->38.117.158.3:8080]: dropping client (R/W), relay (R/W), idle 0.000132s
1648365860.846927 info redsocks.c:514 redsplice_read_cb(...) [192.168.1.134:50969->38.117.158.3:8080]: splice(from client): Connection reset by peer
1648365860.847054 info redsocks.c:689 redsocks_drop_client(...) [192.168.1.134:50969->38.117.158.3:8080]: dropping client (R/W), relay (R/W), idle 0.000206s
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If I remember correctly, those are boring "transactional" messages showing the start and the end of each proxified connection, something like access.log
for a webserver. IIRC, log_info = off
will hide those messages:
redsocks/redsocks.conf.example
Lines 5 to 6 in 19b822e
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