Exposing Internal Services with FRP (Fast Reverse Proxy) | Complete Tutorial

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[@gmas]

This is really cool 😎

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Great explanation! Thanks!

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[@abdulaziz9498]

Cool, what terminal application are you using?

[@LinuxCloudHacks]

Hi, I'm using Kitty and also sometimes Alacritty. It's more about terminal multiplexer. I'm using TMUX. Here's a video on how to set it up kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5bJk5SYnLejick

[@kingD1502]

I feel like FRP is exactly what I'm looking for, but is far more complex than I've done in the past. I would like to expose docker container services to the web, without port forwarding via firewall, and without a client installed on users' devices. I have cloudflare DNS for custom domain, set up already from previous use with cloudflare tunnels, but I need to use a websocket services which isn't supported by cloudflare tunnels, thus the need to find a replacement. I just don't seem to be following the video very well. Per the comments, I know it is me and not the video at all. Thanks for any information that can be provided.

[@LinuxCloudHacks]

Hi! I'd have to check but I believe that cloudflare supports websockets. You just need to enable Network -> Websockets and also your websockets need to listen on specific port (443, 2053, 2083,2087,2096,8443) developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/reference/network-ports/ Anyway please see let me know if that helps. There is a great tool that you can use to test websockets. It's called websocat github.com/vi/websocat As far as FRP goes - are you using http mode or tcp mode?

[@mcipovic]

How to use Quic procol between client and server? I wanted to have socks5 over that. Is it possible?

[@LinuxCloudHacks]

Hi! To setup a QUIC tunnel between Server and Client please do - on the server: bindPort = 7000 quicBindPort = 7000 On the client: serverAddr = "a.b.c.d" serverPort = 7000 transport.protocol = "quic" Then you define reguar [[proxies]] section. Not sure what are you trying to do but I have a video on building a quic/masque tunnel for socks5 here kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZrUlGiul7OgodUsi=JN42i2nWdynBObJq

[@djdj-jz9ds]

Hi Filp. Any idea how to pass real ip of client to server ? Case: use mail server behind FRP. Thanks for answer. regards

[@LinuxCloudHacks]

I need to check but I believe it's not possible. For sure it can pass IP in X-Forwarded-For but that's HTTP. Will get back to you.

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[@manjilunnobi]

How make .. virtual server own PC .. or forwarding any port like VPS.. Personal used .. like VPS

[@LinuxCloudHacks]

Hi! You can run any service on your private PC (Linux, Mac or Windows). Also you run a FRP client on your PC. Then you need a VM with a public IP (for example Google VM from free tier or Oracle VM from free tier) that will run the FRP server. Then people can connect from the internet to the Cloud VM that in turn will forward traffic to your local PC. As far as ports go, you can expose port range if needed.

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