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Expose a local TCP port through a public or self-hosted remote server.
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Expose a local TCP port through a public or self-hosted remote server.
bore is a small command-line tool focused solely on forwarding TCP traffic. A local client connects to a remote bore server and exposes a localhost port on an assigned or selected remote port. You can use the public bore.pub instance or run the same single binary as your own server, with an optional shared secret for authentication. It intentionally omits domains, HTTP routing, dashboards, and other platform features.
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