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Hi,
sorry for the lack of use of the issue templates, I'm on mobile (FastHub) and it doesn't support them
I would like if I could specify a custom command instead of using ngrok.
for example, if I wanted to use my own self-hosted bore server, I could specify the command as
bore local {{port}} --to proxy.solonovamax.gay --secret $BORE_SECRET
where, {{port}} is the local port. however, this presents the issue of knowing the port for the resulting url. so, instead it could be something like
{{port}}
bore local {{localPort}} --to proxy.solonovamax.gay --secret $BORE_SECRET --port {{remotePort}}
where localPort is the local port and remotePort is the remote port, chosen randomly. and, the resulting url can be specified as
localPort
remotePort
proxy.solonovamax.gay:{{remotePort}}
additionally, there can be settings for a maximum and minimum port, as services like bore only accept ports within a certain range.
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Hi,
sorry for the lack of use of the issue templates, I'm on mobile (FastHub) and it doesn't support them
I would like if I could specify a custom command instead of using ngrok.
for example, if I wanted to use my own self-hosted bore server, I could specify the command as
where,
{{port}}
is the local port.however, this presents the issue of knowing the port for the resulting url. so, instead it could be something like
where
localPort
is the local port andremotePort
is the remote port, chosen randomly.and, the resulting url can be specified as
additionally, there can be settings for a maximum and minimum port, as services like bore only accept ports within a certain range.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: