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jerson / pgrok

Free Introspected tunnels to localhost, like ngrok but free and unlimited
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Is there any way to make only 1 port active for TCP? #9

Closed BBCLSD closed 1 year ago

BBCLSD commented 3 years ago

Help please, I configured the TCP server for port 1, but after activating this program, the port changed on the second computer, and after restarting on the first computer, the port became the same as on the second, is it possible to reserve one port so that it does not change?

jerson commented 3 years ago

hi @BBCLSD thanks for report the issue, sorry pgrok doesnt support reserved port, maybe you want to take a look at this https://github.com/fatedier/frp

this is a library to use a fixed port

BBCLSD commented 3 years ago

I’m very stupid, and I don’t really understand such software, I even downloaded your source code, plus I downloaded Goland, but my brains are not even enough to compile, so could you help me with this program, mentioned above "FRP". I have Windows 8.1, I ask for your help, Help for God's sake! I will be very grateful. There is no money yet, but as soon as they appear, I will not forget about you!

jerson commented 3 years ago

hi @BBCLSD frp needs a server to make it work, but as i mentioned before sadly we dont support fixed port for tcp, I wish I could help you, but you may need a paid service like the one offered by ngrok https://ngrok.com/pricing.

programmeruser2 commented 3 years ago

@BBCLSD you have to self-host FRP, there's no demo instance.

programmeruser2 commented 3 years ago

Perhaps there could be a interface to request a static port? Maybe

pgrok --request-port 22000