# Format: # listen [options...] # # Endpoint examples: # tcp :80 # tcp 0.0.0.0:80 # tcp 10.0.1.1:80 # udp :19132 # unix /tmp/test.sock # unix-dgram /tmp/testd.sock # builtin client_addr # file examples/http-response.txt # # Options: # proxy_v2 # keep_alive # idle_timeout= # connect_timeout= # # builtin client_addr # Returns the observed client address as plain text, then closes. # Example response: 127.0.0.1:54321 # # builtin discard # TCP: reads and discards client data until the client closes or timeout expires. # UDP: silently drops each datagram. # # builtin hang # Accepts the connection/datagram and intentionally produces no response. # TCP: the connection remains open until the client closes or the route idle timeout expires. # UDP: this is effectively a silent drop. # # builtin close # Accepts the connection and immediately closes it without reading or writing. # For UDP, this is equivalent to discard/drop because UDP has no connection to close. # TCP stream forwarding. listen tcp :80 tcp 10.0.1.1:80 listen tcp :443 tcp 10.0.1.1:443 proxy_v2,keep_alive # TCP listener to UNIX stream backend. listen tcp :12990 unix /tmp/test.sock # UDP datagram forwarding. listen udp :12345 udp 10.0.1.1:12345 idle_timeout=10,connect_timeout=17 listen udp :19132 udp 10.0.1.1:19132 # UDP listener to UNIX datagram backend. listen udp :13000 unix-dgram /tmp/testd.sock # Builtin TCP test backends. listen tcp :12995 builtin client_addr listen tcp :12996 builtin hang idle_timeout=3,connect_timeout=1 listen tcp :12997 builtin discard listen tcp :12998 builtin close # Builtin UDP test backends. listen udp :12995 builtin client_addr listen udp :12996 builtin hang listen udp :12997 builtin discard listen udp :12998 builtin close # Static file TCP backends. listen tcp :14000 file examples/http-response.txt listen tcp :14001 file /does/not/exist