fix: unify Anthropic TLS fingerprint to Bun BoringSSL#2197
fix: unify Anthropic TLS fingerprint to Bun BoringSSL#2197lichengzhe wants to merge 7 commits intorouter-for-me:mainfrom
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Both Claude accounts (cc/ai) were disabled because CLIProxyAPI had two independent HTTP client paths with mismatched TLS fingerprints: - API requests used standard Go http.Transport (bare Go TLS fingerprint) - Token refresh used utls with Chrome fingerprint Anthropic detected User-Agent claiming Claude Code CLI (Bun/Node.js) but TLS fingerprint was Go, flagging it as a forged tool and disabling both accounts. Changes: - Add BunBoringSSLSpec() matching real Bun v1.3.8 BoringSSL ClientHello (JA3: 50027c67d7d68e24c00d233bca146d88) - Replace Chrome_Auto with HelloCustom + BunBoringSSLSpec in utls transport - Switch from HTTP/2 (manual h2 connection pool) to HTTP/1.1 (standard http.Transport with DialTLSContext) — Bun's ALPN only offers http/1.1 - Route all Claude executor API calls through newClaudeHTTPClient() which uses the utls transport, eliminating the bare Go TLS path - Extract ResolveProxyURL() as single source of truth for proxy priority (auth.ProxyURL > cfg.ProxyURL > env), used by both request and refresh - Add optional proxyURL param to NewClaudeAuth for refresh path alignment - Elevate auth refresh failure logs from DEBUG to WARN Supersedes router-for-me#1947. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request addresses a critical issue where Anthropic accounts were being disabled due to a TLS fingerprint mismatch. Previously, API requests used a standard Go TLS fingerprint, while token refreshes used a Chrome fingerprint, leading Anthropic to flag the tool as forged. The changes unify the TLS fingerprint across all Anthropic connections to precisely mimic the Bun BoringSSL fingerprint used by the official Claude Code CLI. This ensures consistent TLS characteristics, preventing detection as a non-official client and improving the reliability of Anthropic API interactions. Highlights
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This pull request provides a crucial fix by unifying the TLS fingerprint for all Anthropic connections to match the Claude Code CLI, addressing the account suspension issue. The refactoring is excellent: replacing the manual HTTP/2 connection pool with a standard http.Transport and a custom DialTLSContext greatly simplifies the code and improves maintainability. Centralizing the proxy resolution logic into ResolveProxyURL is also a significant improvement. I've found one issue regarding proxy environment variable handling in the new utls transport, for which I've left a specific comment.
| // The proxyURL parameter is the pre-resolved proxy URL string; an empty string means | ||
| // no proxy (direct connection). | ||
| func newUtlsRoundTripper(proxyURL string) *utlsRoundTripper { | ||
| var dialer proxy.Dialer = proxy.Direct |
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The default dialer is set to proxy.Direct, which explicitly bypasses any proxy settings from environment variables like HTTPS_PROXY. The PR description states the intended proxy priority is auth.ProxyURL > cfg.ProxyURL > env. To align with this and respect environment variables when no other proxy is configured, the default dialer should be proxy.FromEnvironment(). This function correctly falls back to a direct connection if no proxy environment variables are set.
| var dialer proxy.Dialer = proxy.Direct | |
| var dialer proxy.Dialer = proxy.FromEnvironment() |
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| if u := strings.TrimSpace(cfg.ProxyURL); u != "" { | ||
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When neither auth.ProxyURL nor cfg.ProxyURL is set, ResolveProxyURL() now returns "" here, and the new Anthropic transport treats that as proxy.Direct instead of “inherit”. Before this change, Claude API calls went through the default http.Client path, so deployments that rely on HTTP_PROXY/HTTPS_PROXY with proxy-url unset (the mode documented in config.example.yaml:65-67) will now bypass the proxy and fail to reach Anthropic.
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| conn, err := t.dialer.Dial("tcp", addr) | ||
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dialTLS receives a context but ignores it and calls t.dialer.Dial directly. Because this transport is built from a bare http.Transport, there is no default dial timeout to compensate, so Claude requests no longer respect cancellation/deadlines while the TCP/TLS connection is being established. A blackholed Anthropic endpoint or hung proxy can therefore block a worker indefinitely instead of timing out and triggering the existing retry/failover paths.
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Address review feedback from Gemini and Codex: - Default dialer to proxy.FromEnvironment() instead of proxy.Direct, so deployments relying on HTTPS_PROXY env vars continue to work when no explicit proxy-url is configured - Use proxy.ContextDialer when available for context-aware TCP dial - Propagate context deadline to TLS handshake via conn.SetDeadline to prevent indefinite hangs on unreachable endpoints Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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| proxyDialer, mode, errBuild := proxyutil.BuildDialer(proxyURL) | ||
| if errBuild != nil { | ||
| log.Errorf("failed to configure proxy dialer for %q: %v", cfg.ProxyURL, errBuild) | ||
| log.Errorf("failed to configure proxy dialer for %q: %v", proxyURL, errBuild) | ||
| } else if mode != proxyutil.ModeInherit && proxyDialer != nil { |
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If proxy-url is set to http://... or https://..., this path now calls proxyutil.BuildDialer(), but sdk/proxyutil/proxy.go:119-135 delegates to golang.org/x/net/proxy.FromURL, whose built-in schemes are only SOCKS (go.googlesource.com/net/proxy/proxy.go#73-100). In practice the error branch here will fire for the documented HTTP/HTTPS proxy modes from config.example.yaml:65-67, and newClaudeHTTPClient()/claude_executor.go now routes all Claude requests through this transport, so message/count-token calls will ignore the configured corporate proxy and go env/direct instead.
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| func newUtlsRoundTripper(proxyURL string) *utlsRoundTripper { | ||
| // Default to environment proxy (HTTPS_PROXY, etc.) so deployments that | ||
| // rely on env vars without explicit proxy-url config continue to work. | ||
| var dialer proxy.Dialer = proxy.FromEnvironment() |
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Fresh evidence: golang.org/x/net/proxy.FromEnvironment() only reads ALL_PROXY and NO_PROXY (go.googlesource.com/net/proxy/proxy.go#30-59,103-108), not HTTP_PROXY/HTTPS_PROXY. Switching the Claude client to this call therefore does not preserve the previous stdlib env-proxy behavior when proxy-url is unset, even though the comment says it does. Because internal/runtime/executor/proxy_helpers.go:39-41 now uses this transport for all Claude requests, deployments that rely on the documented env-proxy mode will silently bypass their proxy.
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Thanks for unifying the Claude TLS fingerprint path. I found two blocking proxy regressions in the new uTLS transport, so I don't think this is safe to merge yet.
Key findings:
- Blocking: explicit
proxy-urlvalues now go throughproxyutil.BuildDialer(), which delegates togolang.org/x/net/proxy.FromURL(). That dialer only supportssocks5/socks5h, sohttp://...andhttps://...proxies now fail and get ignored for Claude API / refresh traffic. - Blocking: the environment fallback is no longer equivalent to the previous
net/httpbehavior.proxy.FromEnvironment()only checksALL_PROXY/NO_PROXY, so standardHTTP_PROXY/HTTPS_PROXYdeployments stop working.ALL_PROXY=http://...also fails for the same reason above, so only SOCKS viaALL_PROXYstill works here.
Test plan:
- Add regression coverage for
proxy-url=http(s)://... - Add regression coverage for
proxy-url=socks5://... - Add regression coverage for
proxy-url=direct - Add regression coverage for
HTTPS_PROXY - Add regression coverage for
ALL_PROXY=socks5://...
Address luispater's blocking review: 1. HTTP/HTTPS proxy support: implement CONNECT tunneling in dialTLS so http:// and https:// proxy URLs work correctly. Previously these went through proxyutil.BuildDialer → proxy.FromURL which only supports SOCKS5, silently falling back to direct connections. 2. Environment variable compatibility: replace proxy.FromEnvironment() (which only reads ALL_PROXY) with custom proxyFromEnv() that checks HTTPS_PROXY, HTTP_PROXY, ALL_PROXY, and respects NO_PROXY — matching standard http.Transport behavior. 3. Restructure utlsRoundTripper to resolve proxy per-request based on explicit config or environment, then handle each proxy type in dialTLS: - Direct: net.Dialer.DialContext - SOCKS5: proxy.SOCKS5 dialer with ContextDialer support - HTTP/HTTPS: manual CONNECT tunnel with Proxy-Authorization Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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@luispater Thanks for catching the proxy regressions — both were real issues. Fixed in 8461a8a: 1. HTTP/HTTPS proxy support:
2. Environment variable compatibility: Architecture: I don't have Go test infrastructure for proxy integration tests (would need a test SOCKS5/HTTP proxy), but verified locally:
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Self-review polish: - Replace hand-rolled proxyFromEnv() with http.ProxyFromEnvironment for correct NO_PROXY matching (CIDR, port, wildcard) — removes ~40 lines of incomplete reimplementation - Add default port for HTTP/HTTPS proxies (80/443) when proxy URL has no explicit port, preventing dial failures on bare hostnames - Close CONNECT response body properly - Handle bufio.Reader buffered bytes after CONNECT handshake with bufferedConn wrapper to prevent data loss on the TLS layer - Fix newClaudeHTTPClient doc comment: empty proxyURL inherits from env vars, not direct Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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@luispater Pushed two more commits addressing both blocking issues: 8461a8a — HTTP/HTTPS proxy + env var fix:
c4bc2e9 — Self-review polish:
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| // Connect to the proxy. | ||
| conn, err := (&net.Dialer{}).DialContext(ctx, "tcp", proxyAddr) |
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https:// proxy connections in TLS before CONNECT
Fresh evidence: the new manual CONNECT path fixes plain http:// proxies, but https:// proxies are still broken. config.example.yaml:65-67 documents https proxy support, yet this helper always opens a raw TCP socket and immediately writes the CONNECT request, so any explicit proxy-url: https://... (or inherited HTTPS_PROXY=https://...) will fail during proxy negotiation because the proxy expects a TLS handshake first.
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| if err := connectReq.Write(conn); err != nil { | ||
| conn.Close() | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("write CONNECT: %w", err) | ||
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| // Read CONNECT response. Use a bufio.Reader, then check for buffered | ||
| // bytes to avoid data loss if the proxy sent anything beyond the header. | ||
| br := bufio.NewReader(conn) | ||
| resp, err := http.ReadResponse(br, connectReq) |
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dialTLS only installs the context deadline after dialViaHTTPConnect returns, so the CONNECT write/read here are still unbounded. In the presence of an explicit or inherited HTTP(S) proxy that accepts the TCP socket but stalls before replying, Claude API calls and token refreshes can hang indefinitely instead of honoring request cancellation and falling back to the existing retry logic.
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Two bugs in dialViaHTTPConnect: 1. HTTPS proxy connections were sent raw CONNECT requests over plain TCP. HTTPS proxies expect TLS first, then CONNECT inside the encrypted tunnel. Fix: wrap the TCP conn in standard crypto/tls before sending CONNECT. (utls fingerprinting is only for the final api.anthropic.com connection.) 2. The CONNECT request/response had no deadline — if a proxy accepted TCP but never replied, the goroutine would hang indefinitely. Fix: propagate context deadline to the conn before CONNECT. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Pushed commit 5 with two bug fixes found during code review: Fix 1 (P1): HTTPS proxy TLS wrapping Fix 2 (P2): CONNECT deadline @luispater ready for re-review — these are the only remaining issues from the code review. |
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| httpClient := newProxyAwareHTTPClient(ctx, e.cfg, auth, 0) | ||
| httpClient := newClaudeHTTPClient(e.cfg, auth) |
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When CLIProxyAPI is embedded with a custom RoundTripperProvider (see sdk/cliproxy/auth/conductor.go:SetRoundTripperProvider), this replacement drops that transport from the Claude request path. execute*MixedOnce still injects cliproxy.roundtripper into execCtx, and the old newProxyAwareHTTPClient(ctx, ...) consumed it, but newClaudeHTTPClient has no ctx parameter, so HttpRequest/Execute/ExecuteStream/CountTokens now bypass custom transports entirely. In deployments that rely on that hook for mTLS, tracing, or a non-URL-based egress proxy, Claude becomes the only provider that stops using the configured transport.
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| func newClaudeHTTPClient(cfg *config.Config, auth *cliproxyauth.Auth) *http.Client { | ||
| proxyURL := ResolveProxyURL(cfg, auth) | ||
| return claudeauth.NewAnthropicHttpClient(proxyURL) |
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For workloads that send repeated Claude requests, this helper now allocates a fresh http.Client and http.Transport for every call, and ClaudeExecutor invokes it on each HttpRequest/Execute/ExecuteStream/CountTokens. Because the idle-connection pool lives on the transport, none of those requests can reuse a warmed TCP/TLS session; before this change, the common no-proxy path fell back to http.DefaultTransport and did get keep-alive reuse. The result is an extra uTLS handshake on every request and noticeably higher latency/socket churn under bursty traffic.
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Each call to newClaudeHTTPClient() previously created a fresh http.Client and http.Transport, meaning every API request performed a full Bun BoringSSL TLS handshake with no connection reuse. Under bursty traffic this caused significant latency and socket churn. Changes: - Cache *http.Client per proxyURL in a sync.Map (package-level singleton). LoadOrStore ensures only one client per unique proxy URL survives races. - Configure http.Transport pool parameters (MaxIdleConns=100, MaxIdleConnsPerHost=10, IdleConnTimeout=90s) matching DefaultTransport defaults for proper keep-alive reuse. - Document why newClaudeHTTPClient intentionally does not honor context RoundTrippers: an injected RoundTripper replaces the entire TLS layer, which would break the Bun fingerprint this PR unifies. SDK embedders should use proxy-url instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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@luispater Thanks for the thorough review — both blocking issues have been addressed: 1. HTTP/HTTPS proxy support (commit 8461a8a)
2. Environment variable compatibility (commit c4bc2e9)
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| httpClient := newProxyAwareHTTPClient(ctx, e.cfg, auth, 0) | ||
| httpClient := newClaudeHTTPClient(e.cfg, auth) |
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Claude credentials already support a custom base-url, and Manager.HttpRequest can hand this executor an arbitrary request URL. After switching all Claude traffic to newClaudeHTTPClient, plain http:// endpoints no longer honor proxy-url or HTTP_PROXY: the new transport in internal/auth/claude/utls_transport.go:56-63 only customizes DialTLSContext, which Go uses for HTTPS, and leaves Proxy unset. Any deployment that routes Claude through an internal HTTP gateway will now connect directly and fail anywhere that gateway is only reachable through the configured proxy.
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| host, _, err := net.SplitHostPort(addr) | ||
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| host = addr | ||
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This strips the destination port before proxy resolution. resolveProxy then builds https://<host> and feeds that to http.ProxyFromEnvironment, so the NO_PROXY check is evaluated as <host>:443 regardless of the real upstream port. For custom Claude base-urls on alternate HTTPS ports (for example https://gateway.example.com:8443), a bypass like NO_PROXY=gateway.example.com:8443 will stop matching and the request will be sent through the proxy unexpectedly; the previous stdlib path used the real request URL and kept that port-sensitive behavior.
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Separate proxy tunneling (SOCKS5, HTTP/HTTPS CONNECT, env fallback) from TLS fingerprinting in utls_transport.go. Introduces ProxyDialer as a self-contained proxy dialing abstraction. - utls_transport.go: 277 → 113 lines (TLS fingerprint + client cache only) - proxy_dial.go: 202 lines (all proxy tunneling logic) - Public API unchanged (NewAnthropicHttpClient signature preserved) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Refactor: Extract proxy dialing into
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ProxyDialer struct + NewProxyDialer() |
utlsRoundTripper + newUtlsRoundTripper() |
resolveProxy() (env/direct/explicit dispatch) |
dialTLS() (utls handshake only) |
DialContext() (SOCKS5/CONNECT/direct switch) |
RoundTrip() |
dialViaSocks5(), dialViaHTTPConnect() |
NewAnthropicHttpClient() + sync.Map cache |
bufferedConn |
What didn't change
bun_tls_spec.go— unchanged- Public API —
NewAnthropicHttpClient(proxyURL string)signature preserved - All other files — unchanged
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| dialer, err := proxy.SOCKS5("tcp", proxyURL.Host, auth, proxy.Direct) | ||
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For SOCKS5 proxies that omit an explicit port, this new path now passes proxyURL.Host straight to proxy.SOCKS5. The previous Claude transport went through sdk/proxyutil/proxy.go → proxy.FromURL, which fills in the standard :1080 default, but proxy.SOCKS5 expects host:port and will fail on values like socks5://proxy.example.com (or inherited ALL_PROXY=socks5://proxy.example.com). This regresses any deployment that relies on the default SOCKS5 port instead of spelling out :1080 in the URL.
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@luispater Thanks for the thorough review! Both blocking issues have been addressed in subsequent commits:
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50027c67d7d68e24c00d233bca146d88), matching real Claude Code CLIBunBoringSSLSpec()captured from Bun v1.3.8h2.ClientConnpool) to HTTP/1.1 (http.Transport+DialTLSContext) — Bun's ALPN only offershttp/1.1newClaudeHTTPClient()using the utls transport, eliminating the independent bare Go TLS pathResolveProxyURL()as single source of truth for proxy priority (auth.ProxyURL > cfg.ProxyURL > env), used by both request and refresh pathsContext
CLIProxyAPI currently has two independent HTTP client paths for Anthropic connections: API requests use standard Go
http.Transport(native Go TLS fingerprint), while token refresh uses utls with Chrome fingerprint. This creates a TLS fingerprint inconsistency — theUser-Agentheader claims Claude Code CLI (Bun/Node.js runtime), but the TLS ClientHello doesn't match what Bun actually produces.This PR unifies both paths to use a single Bun BoringSSL fingerprint, ensuring full consistency between the declared client identity and the observed TLS behavior. This improves transparency and reduces the risk of being flagged by upstream bot detection systems that cross-reference User-Agent with TLS fingerprints.
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internal/auth/claude/bun_tls_spec.gointernal/auth/claude/utls_transport.gointernal/auth/claude/anthropic_auth.goproxyURLparam onNewClaudeAuthinternal/runtime/executor/proxy_helpers.goResolveProxyURL()+newClaudeHTTPClient()internal/runtime/executor/claude_executor.gonewClaudeHTTPClientfor all API callssdk/cliproxy/auth/conductor.goTest plan
tls.peet.wsmatches JA350027c67d7d68e24c00d233bca146d88Supersedes #1947.
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