serverAddr = server ip
serverPort = 80
[[proxies]]
name = "ssh"
type = "tcp"
localIP = "127.0.0.1"
localPort = 22
remotePort = 12552
I can successfully use port 1080, and any port greater than 1024 without any issues, but I'm unable to use common ports like 80 and 443. The firewall accepts all incoming ports, and when I start the server with sudo, it successfully binds to port 80. However, when I start the client, it continuously tries to connect to the server. If I switch to a different port, the connection is established immediately.
Here are the relevant logs:
[sub/root.go:142] Starting frpc service with the configuration file [./frpc.toml].
[client/service.go:294] Attempting to connect to server...
Could there be any configuration I might have missed? I'm open to testing any suggestions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
frpc Version
latest
frps Version
latest
System Architecture
linux/amd64, mac/arm64
Configurations
server:
bindPort = 80
client:
serverAddr = server ip
serverPort = 80
[[proxies]]
name = "ssh"
type = "tcp"
localIP = "127.0.0.1"
localPort = 22
remotePort = 12552
xqzr
commented
2 weeks ago
Bug Description
here is the simple config for testing
server:
client:
I can successfully use port 1080, and any port greater than 1024 without any issues, but I'm unable to use common ports like 80 and 443. The firewall accepts all incoming ports, and when I start the server with sudo, it successfully binds to port 80. However, when I start the client, it continuously tries to connect to the server. If I switch to a different port, the connection is established immediately.
Here are the relevant logs:
[sub/root.go:142] Starting frpc service with the configuration file [./frpc.toml]. [client/service.go:294] Attempting to connect to server... Could there be any configuration I might have missed? I'm open to testing any suggestions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
frpc Version
latest
frps Version
latest
System Architecture
linux/amd64, mac/arm64
Configurations
server:
client:
Logs
No response
Steps to reproduce
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Affected area