scorpiox-frp Network

A lightweight, pure-C FRP-compatible reverse proxy client that tunnels local services through a remote FRP server, enabling NAT traversal and secure exposure of local ports to the internet.

Platforms

🐧 Linux x64 🐧 Linux ARM64 🍎 macOS ARM64 🪟 Windows x64

Flags & Options

Flag	Short	Description	Takes Value
`--server`	`-s`	FRP server address (host:port)	No
`--token`	`-t`	Authentication token for the FRP server	No
`--local`	`-l`	Local address and port to forward (e.g. 127.0.0.1:8080)	No
`--remote`	`-r`	Remote port on the FRP server to bind	Yes
`--name`	`-n`	Tunnel name identifier for the FRP session	No
`--type`		Proxy type: tcp, udp, http, https, stcp, xtcp	No
`--domain`	`-d`	Custom domain name for the tunnel endpoint	No
`--subdomain`		Subdomain prefix for the tunnel (used with HTTP/HTTPS types)	No
`--user`	`-u`	Username for multi-user FRP server authentication	No
`--tls`		Enable TLS transport (for frps-secure connections)	No
`--no-reconnect`		Disable auto-reconnect on disconnect	No
`--verbose`	`-v`	Enable verbose/debug output	No
`--help`	`-h`	Show help message and exit	Yes
`-S`		FRP server address (host:port)	No
`-T`		Authentication token for the FRP server	No

Usage Examples

Basic TCP tunnel — expose local port 8080 on remote port 9000

        # Connect to FRP server and create a TCP tunnel

        scorpiox-frp --server frps.example.com:7000 \

          --token my-secret-token \

          --local 127.0.0.1:8080 \

          --remote 9000 \

          --name web-app

HTTP tunnel with subdomain

        # Expose local dev server at myapp.frps.example.com

        scorpiox-frp -s frps.example.com:7000 \

          -t my-token \

          --type http \

          -l 127.0.0.1:3000 \

          --subdomain myapp \

          -n dev-http

HTTPS tunnel with custom domain and TLS

        # Secure tunnel with TLS and custom domain

        scorpiox-frp --server frps.example.com:7000 \

          --token secure-token-xyz \

          --type https \

          --local 127.0.0.1:443 \

          --domain app.mydomain.com \

          --tls \

          --name prod-https

Multi-user mode with verbose logging

        # Connect as a specific user with debug output

        scorpiox-frp -s frps.company.io:7000 \

          -t team-token \

          -u developer1 \

          -l 127.0.0.1:5000 \

          -r 15000 \

          -n flask-app \

          -v

One-shot connection (no auto-reconnect)

        # Single connection attempt — exit on disconnect

        scorpiox-frp -s frps.example.com:7000 \

          -t token123 \

          -l 127.0.0.1:22 \

          -r 2222 \

          -n ssh-tunnel \

          --no-reconnect

UDP tunnel for game server

        # Expose a local UDP service

        scorpiox-frp -s frps.example.com:7000 \

          -t game-token \

          --type udp \

          -l 127.0.0.1:27015 \

          -r 27015 \

          -n game-udp

Source & Build Info

Source File

scorpiox/scorpiox-frp.c

Lines of Code

212

Dependencies

libsxnet, libsxutil

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