Post AWxqhWtCmpyaPCfPU0 by simondassow@masto.ai
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 (DIR) Post #AWxONCuYYfKtw5ouae by charadon@mb.iotib.net
       2023-06-22T17:50:36Z
       
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       Is there a way to relay a port range using relayd on #OpenBSD? I'm trying to move more to a pure OpenBSD setup rather than the nginx configuration I have going.
       
 (DIR) Post #AWxR1EMqlLD5wcGb0C by charadon@mb.iotib.net
       2023-06-22T18:20:28Z
       
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       I think I did it, but in the most dumb way possible. I just did a bash script that generates a config file with all the ports and then did an include in the main relayd.conf.
       
 (DIR) Post #AWxXQ0pooVGuwD15UW by ckure@infosec.exchange
       2023-06-22T18:22:23Z
       
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       @charadon https://man.openbsd.org/relayd.conf.5#listen
       
 (DIR) Post #AWxXnlXfK6ywSSqtCS by charadon@mb.iotib.net
       2023-06-22T19:30:11Z
       
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       @ckure@infosec.exchange Tried it, didn't work. I just got connection refused errors. Trust me, i've read way too many man pages today.
       
 (DIR) Post #AWxqhWtCmpyaPCfPU0 by simondassow@masto.ai
       2023-06-22T19:07:35Z
       
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       @charadon You could use forward rules without a port, but then you still need a listener directive for each.
       
 (DIR) Post #AWxrHE3KIZzwPRQF04 by charadon@mb.iotib.net
       2023-06-22T23:14:41Z
       
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       @simondassow@masto.ai Still a pain, but a much better solution than what I ended up doing lol, thanks!