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Then you have an executive binary `rust-rpxy/target/release/rpxy`. Then you have an executive binary `rust-rpxy/target/release/rpxy`.
Note that we do not have an option of installation via [`crates.io`](https://crates.io/), i.e., `cargo install`, at this point since some dependencies are not published yet. Alternatively, you can use docker image (see below) as the easiest way for `amd64` environment.
### Package Installation for Linux (RPM/DEB) ### Package Installation for Linux (RPM/DEB)
You can find the Jenkins CI/CD build scripts for `rpxy` in the [./build](./.build) directory. You can find the Jenkins CI/CD build scripts for `rpxy` in the [./build](./.build) directory.
Prebuilt packages for Linux RPM and DEB are available at [https://rpxy.gamerboy59.dev](https://rpxy.gamerboy59.dev), provided by [@Gamerboy59](https://github.com/Gamerboy59). Prebuilt packages for Linux RPM and DEB are available at [https://rpxy.gamerboy59.dev](https://rpxy.gamerboy59.dev), provided by [@Gamerboy59](https://github.com/Gamerboy59).
Note that we do not have an option of installation via [`crates.io`](https://crates.io/), i.e., `cargo install`, at this point since some dependencies are not published yet. Alternatively, you can use docker image (see below) as the easiest way for `amd64` environment.
## Usage ## Usage
`rpxy` always refers to a configuration file in TOML format, e.g., `config.toml`. You can find an example of the configuration file, `config-example.toml`, in this repository. `rpxy` always refers to a configuration file in TOML format, e.g., `config.toml`. You can find an example of the configuration file, `config-example.toml`, in this repository.