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tls-tunnel
Rust TLS over TCP tunnel
This simple crate establishes a TLS connection to a specified target and creates a TCP server that allows you to tunnel TCP to the target over a standard TLS connection.
This is useful for environments where TLS connections are not feasible at runtime. Some examples:
- Using a CONNECT proxy from a language that doesn't support CONNECT-over-TLS.
- Legacy runtimes which do not support HTTPS but do support HTTP.
- Interoperability of legacy VoIP, IRC or FTP clients which do not support TLS with servers which do.
Install
Simply download and compile the Rust binary using cargo install
:
$ cargo install tls-tunnel
Run
Pass the target host and port as an argument when running using cargo
or the compiled binary. If not provided, the tunnel will default to httpbin.org:443
for demo purposes.
$ tls-tunnel https://httpbin.org
The server will automatically choose a port to listen on. It defaults to port 1025
and will increment by one until it finds an available port to bind to.
Dependencies
~13–24MB
~430K SLoC