TON Proxy Docker

This repository allows you easily run rldp-http-proxy to deploy your site in TON network. The rldp-http-proxy is running in Docker container with network_mode=host.

Hardware requirements

• At least 2 GB RAM for build TON binaries.

Running proxy:

• Set ton repo branch in docker-compose file section rldp-proxy.build.args.
• Build image: docker-compose build.
• Init proxy configuration: ./init.sh. It generates new adnlid, downloads mainnet config and creates .env-file with settings.
  • If you already have ADNL, you should put user-friendly form to private/adnl, hex form to private/adnl-hex and copy content from your keyring file in adnl-private.
• Run proxy: docker-compose up -d. Assume that your site is already running on port 80 on the same machine.
• File private/adnl contains user-friendly adnl-form. Use this address to access to your site.

Proxy settings

Settings are located in file .env in the root of the repo.

• TON_PROXY_PORT=8080: HTTP listening port (parameter -p).
• TON_PROXY_SERVER_IP=<your-public-ip>: a public IP of your server.
  • How to get your IP: curl https://ipinfo.io/ip.
• TON_PROXY_ADNL_PORT=3333: a port for ADNL queries.
• TON_PROXY_REMOTE_ADDR="127.0.0.1:80": at this address HTTP requests will be proxied (-R parameter). Change this to proxy requests to another machine.
• TON_PROXY_VERBOSITY=3: verbosity level (for production better use 0).
• TON_PROXY_PROXY_ALL=NO: proxy all HTTP requests (default only .ton and .adnl).