ProxyPass | MITM proxy tool for Minecraft : Bedrock Edition | Proxy library
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Proxy pass allows developers to MITM a vanilla client and server without modifying them. This allows for easy testing of the Bedrock Edition protocol and observing vanilla network behavior.
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- Validates a login packet
- Validates the chain
- Generates a new JWT
- Initializes the proxy session
- Send a request network settings packet
- Validates the chain
- Generates a new JWT
- Initializes the proxy session
- Handles the creation request
- Create descriptor from network
- Dump the contents of all creative items
- Writes all recipes from a packet
- Handles a startGame packet
- Create descriptor from network
- Dump the contents of all creative items
- Writes all recipes from a packet
- Handles a network settings packet
- Start the proxy process
- Boot the configuration
- Saves a skin
- Saves an image
- Handle handshake packet
- Load an nBT tag
- Convert tags to json
- Log a packet
- Starts the log
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QUESTION
Ii'm having a hard time figuring out how to proxypass into a nodejs container from a nginx container.
seems to me that http://localhost:3000 would fall inside the nginx container...so I thought this setup would make sense:
nginx container:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-05 at 00:35To allow communication between containers you need to setup a shared networks, e.g. in .yaml (this can be done as well as on ci, report in .yaml only for sake of code):
QUESTION
I have the following RewriteRule in the Apache web proxy server configuration:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 13:43A colleague helped me with this one. Below I post the answer.
The solutionThe proper configuration is:
QUESTION
After searching for hours for a solution to Gitlab running behind an Apache Reverse Proxy. To be clear I can connect to the Gitlab Instance and I also can do every basic function like pushing, cloning code, and so on.
My Problem is that every image I post in an Issue always has http://127.0.0.1:8090/.../ as the URL. I tried changing the external_url this always resulted in Gitlab responding with a 502. Any other settings I changed and tried had either no effect or resulted in 500s or 503s. I decided to ask any of you for a hint.
My current Configuration is: /etc/gitlab/gitlab.rb
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 02:49Set your external_url to the URL users use to reach your GitLab server. e.g. gitlab.server.de according to your Apache config.
Additionally, you'll want to fix the proxy headers to deal with the protocol change if you're not using mutual TLS.
Most importantly, you'll need to explicitly configure GitLab's internal nginx to listen on the port you've specified in your proxy/proxypass config and not use https.
So, something like this:
QUESTION
In my company it's our first time using AWS Elastic Beanstalk to deploy webapps and we are having difficulties to make it work over https. The application is running in single node (we aren't using a load balancer) and is written with CodeIgniter 3 in PHP 8.0 running over the EB platform v3.3.10. Now we have an environment with it working over http, while we try make it work over https.
We are using Apache as proxy server and we have generated the configuration files as mentioned in the docs. But we keep receiving errors during the deployment: deployment error snapshot
To simplify things we started trying to deploy a simple "hello world" app and make it work over https, but we keep failing... we don't know what we are failing at, what we are doing wrong...
The config files that we have made are the following ones.
https-instance-single.config
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-15 at 08:03Version 3.3.10 is based on Amazon Linux 2 (AL2), however all your settings are for AL1 which do not work in the new version.
To property setup your httpd in EB based on AL2 you have to use .platform folder, not .ebextentions. All details are in AWS Docs under Reverse proxy configuration and Configuring Apache HTTPD sections.
QUESTION
I'm currently having a problem getting websockets set up with socket.io from React to Laravel using laravel-echo-server. Everything appears to be working except whenever I navigate to https://api.mysite.com/socket.io/?EIO=4&transport=websocket I'm getting an Internal Server Error. And whenever I check the logs, this is the error:
AH01144: No protocol handler was valid for the URL /socket.io/ (scheme 'ws'). If you are using a DSO version of mod_proxy, make sure the proxy submodules are included in the configuration using LoadModule.
But whenever I go to https://api.mysite.com/socket.io I'm getting this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 14:40This may help you. https://linuxhint.com/how-to-use-laravel-with-socket-io/
I think host option of Echo object should be https://api.mysite.com:6001, instead of https://api.mysite.com/socket.io
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I am trying an experiment to bring up a Drupal 7 installation in Repo authoritative mode under HHVM 3.21 (which still supported PHP - latest version does not). (May sound crazy, but bear with me here.) Server is Ubuntu 18.04 running apache2 with mod_proxy, mod_proxy_fcgi. I am new to HHVM, so I have probably made an obvious mistake.
I started with an index.php "hello world" to ensure that I had the general configuration working. That works fine, regardless of the contents of /var/www/html/index.php (per https://docs.hhvm.com/hhvm/advanced-usage/repo-authoritative)
I am using
hhvm --hphp -thhbc -o /var/cache/hhvm file_list.txt to create the repo, which is then chown'ed to www-data. (The same file I copy to /var/www/.hhvm.hhbc, since it seems that the server wants a copy there... this question I will solve later...)
Problem #1: I have left the entire file tree in place in /var/www/html, but mod_rewrite is not working correctly. I can use the site without problems if I use the "unpretty" URLs (?q=admin/config), but not rewritten URLs.
Problem #2: In principle HHVM in repo authoritative mode should be able to serve the entire image from the repo file if only the index.php is in place or if I specify hhvm.server.allowed_files[] = index.php, but when I try this, the server 404's.
What follows is a ton of relevant info from config files. I am happy to add more information as needed to assist with finding my error/omission, in case I have forgotten anything here. Thank you for reading this far!
/etc/hhvm/server.ini:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-08 at 14:05What I understand is that there is no current (free, open source) means for "compiling" PHP. This means that if we do not want to give source code for a key algorithm to a client, either we subscribe to one of the proprietary PHP compilers or move out of PHP.
So we have decided to move all algorithm work to Java.
QUESTION
I have configured https-vhosts.conf file in apache to point to non-standard port
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-29 at 18:03QUESTION
I am trying to get a brand new cloud based server working with a default version of 20.04 server ubuntu working with apache and node. The node server appears to be running without issues reporting 4006 port is open. However I believe my apache config is not. The request will hang for a very very long time. No errors are displayed in the node terminal. So the fault must lie in my apache config seeing as we are getting the below apache errors and no JS errors.
Request error after some time ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-20 at 23:51If you use a docker for your node server, then it might be set up incorrectly
QUESTION
I am running Node and Apache on the same server, where node is the backend server, requested by Axios to collect user data from the front end.
I used Apache to request an SSL certificate through certbot and was successful. I am trying to deploy node backend to access my endpoint ie (website.com/endpoint).
I am able to see the test index.html, located in the website folder. When I try aws.website.com/endpoint I get the server time out and the 404 not found error.
The location of my app in the Linux server is var/www/website.com instead of the default var/www/html path.
My question: How can I run node and apache on the same server to allow the user to access the app through https?
***UPDATE: you need the node app to run on a separate port in my case 3001, and Apache to run on a separate port, ie 80, and use a reverse proxy via mod-proxy.
Here is the 000-default.conf file:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 03:39The answer is to secure the node backend server in order for the user to stay on the secure HTTPS address. You do this by assigning SSL keys to the node server. Then edit the app.js file to connect to HTTPS, not HTTP. The above app.js connects to HTTP only. So this needed to be fixed. Finally, edit your reverse proxies in the Apache virtual hosts to fwd HTTP to HTTPS.
In my case, the frontend was secure via HTTPS SSL certificates from let's encrypt (certbot) ie https://website.com, but the backend was not secure, so when I tried to go to https://websote/endpoint there was an error.
The reason for this was because the backend app.js file connected to an HTTP server when it needed to connect to HTTPS.
Note: if you have a secure website/app and you make an Axios request to a non-secure HTTP address then you will get a cors error stating you need to change HTTP to HTTPS. You do this by making the node.js server secure.
1a. Create a separate directory in the node folder to hold the certs. sudo mkdir directory_name
1b. *Copy SSL certificates from the Apache server to the Node server directory.
sudo cp etc/letsencrypt/live/your_webiste_folder/privkey.pem /var/www/directory_name
sudo cp /etc/letsencrypt/live/your_website_folder/fullchain.pem /var/www/directory_name
click here for guide about copying files and its contents
1c Assign permission rules to that folder. I used ubuntu as my group because root had the ownership of the directory and the keys.
click this link to create a group and learn about permissions
-step a. change ownership of group that owns the key files
-NOTE: you need to do this with root, type the following cmd: sudo -i
chown group_name /var/path_to_webiste/cert_directory
-step b. change ownership of keys in group
chown group_name /var/path_to_website/privkey.pem,
chown group_name /var/path_to_website/fullchain.pem,
1d Check to see if permissions were applied successfully
ls -l
-Below 3rd line is an example of permissions of directory to root
-Below 4th line is an example of permissions of directory to group_name (ubuntu). You want to see this line in your code.
QUESTION
I'm trying to make my website works with a nodejs backend and a websocket server
my website is entirely in https my node backend is on port 8080 with my websocket server on 8080 I made a virtualhost like that
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-15 at 22:38Enable mod_proxy_wstunnel
Then you should be able to forward only your location to your websocket server.
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You can use ProxyPass like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the ProxyPass component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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