Commit ebd9284b authored by Jehonathan Thomas's avatar Jehonathan Thomas Committed by GitHub

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parent 6921fdf1
Titanium
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A light weight http(s) proxy server written in C#
A light weight HTTP(S) proxy server written in C#
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Features
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* Supports Http(s) and most features of HTTP 1.1
* Supports HTTP(S) and most features of HTTP 1.1
* Support redirect/block/update requests
* Supports updating response
* Safely relays WebSocket requests over Http
* Safely relays Web Socket requests over HTTP
* Support mutual SSL authentication
* Fully asynchronous proxy
* Supports proxy authentication
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var explicitEndPoint = new ExplicitProxyEndPoint(IPAddress.Any, 8000, true)
{
//Exclude Https addresses you don't want to proxy
//Usefull for clients that use certificate pinning
//Exclude HTTPS addresses you don't want to proxy
//Useful for clients that use certificate pinning
//for example dropbox.com
// ExcludedHttpsHostNameRegex = new List<string>() { "google.com", "dropbox.com" }
//Use self-issued generic certificate on all https requests
//Optimizes performance by not creating a certificate for each https-enabled domain
//Usefull when certificate trust is not requiered by proxy clients
//Use self-issued generic certificate on all HTTPS requests
//Optimizes performance by not creating a certificate for each HTTPS-enabled domain
//Useful when certificate trust is not required by proxy clients
// GenericCertificate = new X509Certificate2(Path.Combine(System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location), "genericcert.pfx"), "password")
};
//An explicit endpoint is where the client knows about the existance of a proxy
//An explicit endpoint is where the client knows about the existence of a proxy
//So client sends request in a proxy friendly manner
proxyServer.AddEndPoint(explicitEndPoint);
proxyServer.Start();
//Warning! Transparent endpoint is not tested end to end
//Transparent endpoint is usefull for reverse proxying (client is not aware of the existance of proxy)
//Transparent endpoint is useful for reverse proxy (client is not aware of the existence of proxy)
//A transparent endpoint usually requires a network router port forwarding HTTP(S) packets to this endpoint
//Currently do not support Server Name Indication (It is not currently supported by SslStream class)
//That means that the transparent endpoint will always provide the same Generic Certificate to all HTTPS requests
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return Task.FromResult(0);
}
```
Future roadmap
Future road map (Pull requests are welcome!)
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* Support Server Name Indication (SNI) for transparent endpoints
* Support HTTP 2.0
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