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tlstunnel(1)
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# NAME
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tlstunnel - TLS reverse proxy
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# SYNOPSIS
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*tlstunnel* [options...]
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# DESCRIPTION
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tlstunnel is a TLS reverse proxy with support for automatic TLS certificate
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retrieval via the ACME protocol.
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# OPTIONS
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*-h*, *-help*
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Show help message and quit.
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*-config* <path>
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Path to the configuration file.
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# CONFIG FILE
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The config file has one directive per line. Directives have a name, followed
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by parameters separated by space characters. Directives may have children in
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blocks delimited by "{" and "}". Lines beginning with "#" are comments.
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tlstunnel will reload the config file when it receives the HUP signal.
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Example:
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```
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frontend example.org:443 {
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backend localhost:8080
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}
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```
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The following directives are supported:
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*frontend* <address>... { ... }
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Addresses to listen on for incoming TLS connections.
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Each address is in the form _<name>:<port>_. The name may be omitted to
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match all hosts. The name can contain a wildcard, but only to represent the
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first label of the hostname (e.g. _\*.example.org_ works, matches
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_foo.example.org_ but doesn't match _foo.bar.example.org_).
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The frontend directive supports the following sub-directives:
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*backend* <uri>...
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Backend to forward incoming connections to.
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The following URIs are supported:
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- _[tcp://]<host>:<port>_ connects to a TCP server
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- _tls://<host>:<port>_ connects to a TLS over TCP server
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- _unix://<path>_ connects to a Unix socket
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The _+proxy_ suffix can be added to the URI scheme to forward
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connection metadata via the PROXY protocol.
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*tls* { ... }
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Customise frontend-specific TLS configuration.
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The tls directive supports the following sub-directives:
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*load* <cert> <key>
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Load certificates and private keys from PEM files.
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This disables automatic TLS.
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*protocol* <name>...
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List of supported application-layer protocols.
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The first protocol which is also supported by the client is negociated.
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The backend can inspect the negotiated protocol via the PROXY protocol.
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The protocols will be advertised via the TLS ALPN extension. See the
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IANA registry for a list of protocol names:
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https://www.iana.org/assignments/tls-extensiontype-values/tls-extensiontype-values.xhtml#alpn-protocol-ids
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For instance, for an HTTP server supporting HTTP/1 and HTTP/2:
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```
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protocol h2 http/1.1 http/1.0
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```
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*tls* { ... }
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Customise global TLS configuration.
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The tls directive supports the following sub-directives:
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*acme_ca* <url>
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ACME Certificate Authority endpoint.
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*email* <address>
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The email address to use when creating or selecting an existing ACME
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server account
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*on_demand* { ... }
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Enable on-demand TLS.
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When enabled, a TLS handshake may trigger maintenance for the relevant
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certificate. If no existing certificate is available, a new certificate
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is obtained and the connection is blocked until it's available. If an
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existing certificate is available, the certificate is renewed in the
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background if necessary.
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Warning: to prevent abuse, you should specify a _validate_command_
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sub-directive.
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The on_demand directive supports the following optional sub-directives:
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*validate_command* command [arguments...]
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Command to run before an on-demand certificate is obtained. If the
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command returns a non-zero exit status, the request is denied.
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The environment will contain a *TLSTUNNEL_NAME* variable with the
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domain name to be validated.
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# FILES
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_/etc/tlstunnel/config_
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Default configuration file location.
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_/var/lib/tlstunnel_
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State files such as certificates are stored in this directory.
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# AUTHORS
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Maintained by Simon Ser <contact@emersion.fr>, who is assisted by other
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open-source contributors. For more information about tlstunnel development, see
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<https://git.sr.ht/~emersion/tlstunnel>.
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