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#       rust-rxpy configuration        #
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#         Global settings         #
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# Both or either one of http/https ports must be specified
listen_port = 80
listen_port_tls = 443

# Optional: If your https is listening on a custom port like 8443
# When you specify this, the server sends a redirection response 301 with specified port to the client for plaintext http request.
# Otherwise, the server sends 301 with the same port as `listen_port_tls`.
# disabled means http -> https and enabled means http -> https:<port>
# https_redirection_port = 443

# Optional for h2 and http1.1
tcp_listen_backlog = 1024

# Optional for h2 and http1.1
max_concurrent_streams = 100

# Optional. Counted in total for http1.1, 2, 3
max_clients = 512

# Optional: Listen [::]
listen_ipv6 = false

# Optional: App that serves all plaintext http request by referring to HOSTS or request header
# execpt for configured application.
# Note that this is only for http.
# Note that nothing is served for requests via https since secure channel cannot be
# established for unconfigured server_name, and they are always rejected by checking SNI.
# default_app = 'another_localhost'

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#         Backend settings        #
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[apps]

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## Registering a backend app served by a domain name "localhost"
[apps.localhost]
server_name = 'localhost' # Domain name

reverse_proxy = [{ upstream = [{ location = 'localhost:8080' }] }]

# Optional: TLS setting. if https_port is specified and tls is true above, either of this must be given.
#tls = { https_redirection = true, tls_cert_path = '/certs/server.crt', tls_cert_key_path = '/certs/server.key' }
#tls = { https_redirection = true, acme = true }

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# For more settings check:                 #
# https://github.com/junkurihara/rust-rpxy #
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#      Experimantal settings      #
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[experimental]
# Higly recommend not to be true. If true, you ignore RFC. if not specified, it is always false.
# This might be required to be true when a certificate is used by multiple backend hosts, especially in case where a TLS connection is re-used.
# We should note that this strongly depends on the client implementation.
ignore_sni_consistency = false

# Force connection handling timeout regardless of the connection status, i.e., idle or not.
# 0 represents an infinite timeout. [default: 0]
# Note that idel and header read timeouts are always specified independently of this.
connection_handling_timeout = 0 # sec

# If this specified, h3 is enabled
[experimental.h3]
alt_svc_max_age = 3600             # sec
request_max_body_size = 65536      # bytes
max_concurrent_connections = 10000
max_concurrent_bidistream = 100
max_concurrent_unistream = 100
max_idle_timeout = 10              # secs. 0 represents an infinite timeout.
# WARNING: If a peer or its network path malfunctions or acts maliciously, an infinite idle timeout can result in permanently hung futures!

# If this specified, file cache feature is enabled
[experimental.cache]
cache_dir = '/tmp/rpxy/.cache'                # optional. default is "./cache" relative to the current working directory
max_cache_entry = 1000               # optional. default is 1k
max_cache_each_size = 65535          # optional. default is 64k
max_cache_each_size_on_memory = 4096 # optional. default is 4k if 0, it is always file cache.

# ACME settings. Unless specified, ACME is disabled.
[experimental.acme]
dir_url = "https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory"
email = "test@example.com"
registry_path = "/etc/rpxy/acme_registry"