You know what it means.
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Go to your domain in CloudFlare. In "Network" tab, turn on gRPC.
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In "SSL/TLS" tab, choose "Source Servers" sub tab. Create a new certificate and save as
cert.pem
andcert.key
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In "DNS" Tab, add a record pointing to your own server. Make sure the proxy state is "Proxied".
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Run and persist this on your server. This example will forward the inbound traffic to
127.0.0.1:8899
.
gun -mode server -local :443 -remote 127.0.0.1:8899 -cert cert.pem -key cert.key
- If you are using a TLS termination proxy, you can set
-cleartext
parameter to use HTTP/2 Cleartext transport protocol.
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Assume the domain of server is
grpc.example.com
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Run locally and persist. This will tunnel connections from
127.0.0.1:8899
to remote.
gun -mode client -local 127.0.0.1:8899 -remote grpc.example.com:443
There's also a SIP003 plugin version, see it's document for instruction.
Used to be AGPL3
Relicensed to MIT License.