naivesocks-example.tml

# NaiveSocks configration file example
#
# Using (modified) TOML: 
#   https://github.com/toml-lang/toml
#   https://github.com/hex11/Nett
#
# How NaiveSocks works:
#
#   [client] ==> [InAdapter] ==(Controller)==> [OutAdapter] ==> [destination]
#
# 1) InAdapter accepts incomming connection (which should indicate a destination).
# 2) The connection is dispatched to OutAdapter.
# 3) OutAdapter connects to the destination.
# 4) Start relaying between the incomming connection and the destination.

##### BEGIN of local configration example #####

# This is an InAdapter:
[in.socks5listener]
#   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ InAdapter name, which is up to you

type = 'socks'
# Available InAdapter types: direct, socks, http, naive, ss, tproxy (Linux only)

listen = '127.0.0.1:1080'
# Listening endpoint

out = 'examplenaivec'
# Name of OutAdapter that handles incomming connections from this adapter.

# This is an OutAdapter:
[out.examplenaive]
#    ^^^^^^^^^^^^ OutAdapter name

type = 'naive'
#       ^^^^^ Naive Multiplexing protocol over Websocket
# Available OutAdapter types: direct, socks, http, ss, naive, router

uri = 'ws://example.com/'
# A URI specifying Naive server address, port and path
# 'wss://example.com/' indicates using TLS and default port 443

key = 'this is the key'
# Encryption key

## (Optionals & defaults):
# imux = 1
# connect_on_start = false
# pool_min_free = 2
# pool_concurrency = 32
# connect_delay = 1
# connect_delay_multiplier = 2
# connect_delay_max = 36
# fastopen = true

##### END of local configration example #####


##### BEGIN of server configration example #####

[in.naive_listener]
type = 'naive'
listen = '0.0.0.0:80'
key = 'this is the key'
out = 'direct'
## (Optionals & defaults):
# path = '/'

## No need to declare these adapters because they exist by default...
# [out.direct]
# type = 'direct'
# force_dest = '...unless you need this...'
#
# [out.fail]
# type = 'fail'
# reason = '...or this.'

##### END of server configration example #####



# [in.whatever]
# type = 'ss'
# listen = '0.0.0.0:1079'
# key = 'this is the key'
# encryption = 'aes-128-ctr'
# out = 'examplenaivec'

# [in.direct]
# type = 'direct'
# listen = '0.0.0.0:1078'
# dest = 'example.com:80'
# out = { type = 'direct', name = 'direct_inline' }
## You can use inline table to declare adapters, name is optional.

# [out.direct]
# type = 'direct'
## (Optionals):
# force_dest = 'example.com:80'

[out.socks5out]
type = 'socks5'
server = '127.0.0.1:1080'
## (Optionals):
# username = 'abc'
# password = '123'

## 'router' is a type of OutAdatper that handles connections by rules.
# [out.rt]
# type = 'router'

# default = 'direct'
## Redirect a connection to this adapter if it isn't matched by any rule

# rules = [{
#	abp = 'ABP FILTER STRING'
#	abpfile = 'ABP FILTER FILE PATH'
#	abpuri = 'ABP FILTER URI'
#	base64 = false  # true if abp content is base64 encoded
#	eq = 'google.com'
#	wildcard = '*.google.*'
#	regex = '^(www|play)\.google\.com$'
#	port = 80
#
#	# If ANY one above is matched:
#	new_host = 'new_dest_host_here'  # supports regex group: $0, $1, $2...
#	new_dest = 'new_dest:port_here'  # also supports regex group
#	to = 'adapter_name_or_inline_table_here'
#
#	# Every fields (even 'to') are optional
# },
# {
# 	# Next rule here...
# }]