proxy over http[s], support http,socks5 proxy.
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| local app | <=======> |local proxy | <#######
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# http[s]
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| target host | <=======> |http[s] server| <#####
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Download the latest binaries from this release page.
You can also install from source if you have go installed.
# on server
go get github.com/lovedboy/cracker/server
# on local
go get github.com/lovedboy/cracker/local
./server -addr :8080 -secret <password>
./local -raddr http://example.com:8080 -secret <password>
It is strongly recommended to open the https option on the server side.
The file name of certificate and private key must be cert.pem and key.pem and with the server bin under the same folder.
If you have a ssl certificate, It would be easy.
copy the certificate and private key into the same folder with server bin
./server -addr :8080 -secret <password> -https
./local -raddr https://example.com:8080 -secret <password>
Of Course, you can create a self-signed ssl certificate by openssl.
sh -c "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lovedboy/cracker/master/gen_key_cert.sh)"
./server -addr :8080 -secret <password> -https
copy the certificate into the same folder with local bin.
./local -raddr https://<ip>:8080 -secret <password>
If you don't want to run the server side, I did for you :) you only need to run the local side.
./local -raddr https://lit-citadel-13724.herokuapp.com -secret 123456
Deploy the server side on heroku
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