A super simple reverse proxy.
Project description
A super simple HTTP/1.1 proxy, with TLS support.
Install from PyPI:
$ pip install rproxyMake a rproxy.ini:
[rproxy]
certs=certificates
http_ports=80
https_ports=443
[hosts]
mysite.com_port=8080Then run it:
sudo twistd -u nobody -g nobody -n rproxyThis will start the server, drop permissions (setting the effective uid/guid to nobody), and will proxy incoming requests to mysite.com to localhost:8080. You can configure it further:
[rproxy]
certs=certificates
letsencrypt=le
http_ports=80,8080
https_ports=443
clacks=true
[hosts]
mysite.com_port=8080
mysite.com_host=otherserver
mysite.com_onlysecure=True
mysite.com_proxysecure=True
myothersite.net_port=8081This config will:
connect to https://otherserver:8080 as the proxied server for mysite.com, and only allow HTTPS connections to the proxy for this site
connect to http://localhost:8081 as the proxied server for myothersite.net, and allow HTTP or HTTPS connections.
General Config
http_ports – comma-separated list of numerical ports to listen on for HTTP connections.
https_ports – comma-separated list of numerical ports to listen on for HTTPS connections.
certificates – directory where certificates are kept. rproxy looks for <host>.pem in this folder when serving HTTPS sites.
letsencrypt – directory where Let’s Encrypt ACME challenges are kept – the “webroot” parameter for https://github.com/kuba/simp_le . rproxy looks for <host>/.well-known/acme-challenge in this folder when serving Let’s Encrypt HTTP-01 challenges.
clacks – Enable X-Clacks-Overhead for requests.
Hosts Config
<host>_onlysecure – enforce HTTPS connections. If not set, or set to False, it will allow HTTP and HTTPS connections.
<host>_proxysecure – connect to the proxied server by HTTPS. If not set, or set to False, it will connect over HTTP.
<host>_port – The port of the proxied server that this proxy should connect to.
<host>_host – the hostname/IP of the server to proxy to.
<host>_sendhsts – send HSTS headers on HTTPS connections.
<host>_wwwtoo – match www too. (Note: if you are using TLS, you will need a www.<host>.pem in your certificates directory too!)
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