LinuxCommandLibrary

frpc

Connect to a `frps` server to start proxying connections on the current host.

TLDR

Start the service, using the default configuration file (assumed to be frps.ini in the current directory)

$ frpc
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Start the service, using the newer TOML configuration file (frps.toml instead of frps.ini) in the current directory
$ frpc [-c|--config] ./frps.toml
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Start the service, using a specific configuration file
$ frpc [-c|--config] [path/to/file]
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Check if the configuration file is valid
$ frpc verify [-c|--config] [path/to/file]
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Print autocompletion setup script for Bash, fish, PowerShell, or Zsh
$ frpc completion [bash|fish|powershell|zsh]
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Display version
$ frpc [-v|--version]
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