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I just need a quick forward proxy server, so that I can use my phone to reach a website that is running on my pc locally. I can't reach that local website directly from my phone, because it would require changing the hosts file, which is not possible on mobile.
I also can't change the hostname requirement on this local website, because it requires an impractical amount of time to do so. Not something we're proud of, but it is what it is, for the moment.
Or something. So that opening http://<ipaddress>:8080 doesn't initially show a directory listing of where this command happened to have been executed, but instead shows the website being proxied.
Basically this means it would disable static file serving completely, iyam.
Alternative Solutions
I guess firing up an apache server and doing whatall configuration to get it to work that way, could be an alternative solution, but not one that is very portable and/or easily runnable through a package.json script.
I've looked at a few other static file serving packages, but they don't appear to support forward proxying at all, unless I overlooked something. So my hope remains with this one.
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I need this too. I was shocked there isn't a way to do this and more shocked to see someone asking for it just 2 weeks ago. I've been using this library for years, but never needed it to be a pure proxy until now. Hope this can be added.
What's the problem this feature will solve?
I just need a quick forward proxy server, so that I can use my phone to reach a website that is running on my pc locally. I can't reach that local website directly from my phone, because it would require changing the hosts file, which is not possible on mobile.
I also can't change the hostname requirement on this local website, because it requires an impractical amount of time to do so. Not something we're proud of, but it is what it is, for the moment.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to be able to execute something like
Or something. So that opening
http://<ipaddress>:8080
doesn't initially show a directory listing of where this command happened to have been executed, but instead shows the website being proxied.Basically this means it would disable static file serving completely, iyam.
Alternative Solutions
I guess firing up an apache server and doing whatall configuration to get it to work that way, could be an alternative solution, but not one that is very portable and/or easily runnable through a package.json script.
I've looked at a few other static file serving packages, but they don't appear to support forward proxying at all, unless I overlooked something. So my hope remains with this one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: