KAMIPROXY(1) General Commands Manual KAMIPROXY(1)
NAME
kamiproxy 9p over tls proxy
SYNOPSIS
kamiproxy [-dv] -c host[:port] -l [host:]port -C cert
[-K key]
DESCRIPTION
kamiproxy is a proxy for 9p over tls. It listen on a local
port for plaintext 9p connections and forwards them to a
real server using a TLS-encrypted tunnel and a client
certificate.
The options are as follows:
-C cert
Path to the client certificate to use.
-c host[:port]
Connect to the remote server identified by the given
host name on the specified port (1337 by default.)
-d Do not daemonize. If this option is specified,
kamiproxy will run in the foreground and log to
standard error.
-K key Path to the key of the client certificate. If not
provided, it's assumed to be the same as the -C
flag.
-l [host:]port
Listen on the specified address. The host by
default is localhost.
-v Produce more verbose output.
SEE ALSO
9p(7), kamid(8)
AUTHORS
The kamiproxy program was written by Omar Polo
<op@omarpolo.com>.
CAVEATS
kamiproxy opens one TLS-encrypted connection for each
incoming connection. A better approach would be to
multiplex the traffic to the remote server, akin to what the
plan9 kernel does by default.
OpenBSD 7.2 February 9, 2022 OpenBSD 7.2
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