FreeGrok 1.0.0

FreeGrok

Open-Source FreeGrok

Easy tunneling to localhost from a public domain using SignalR.

Getting started

To use FreeGrok, you'll need to deploy the FreeGrok.Server in a public accessible server (e.g. Azure) there is no server for public use.

Using the client

Once you have the server deployed (let's assume the location is example.com), just install the freegrok client:

    dotnet tools install freegrok

And create a tunnel (example for http on port 8080)

    freegrok -p 8080 -d "mycustomsubdomain.example.com" -h "localhost:8080" -r "https://example.com/" -t http

Note that the server must have the mycustomsubdomain.example.com resolving to it.

Available client options:

  -p, --port         Required. Set the port which will be used with the localhost.

  -d, --domain       Required. Set the public domain which will be used.

  -r, --remoteUrl    Set the remote URL.

  -t, --Type         (Default: https) Set the type of the forwarding.

  -h, --host         Set a value which will override the host header in all requests

  --help             Display this help screen.

  --version          Display version information