Followed all the steps, but can't get site working?

boringproxy
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So I am trying this once again, and this time I am getting closer, but still my site won’t load with the external domain. Here’s what i did:

On the Oracle Cloud VPS:
Iinstalled boringproxy server, and it is running, no problems

On my home local machine:
I have a simple IIS html site with port 8000. This network, fyi, also has a reverse proxy on it serving other webapps on another domain. but thhis particular html site is not on it, and only runs locally for now. So I am testing it with the takingnames domain and boringproxy.

I use the windows boringproxy client command to connect the tunnel. it’s working, and the command line reports:
SyncTunnels

and i can also confirm it is talking to the oracle VPS because i can see the logs

in boringproxy, I made a tunnel for the html site, using 127.0.0.1and port 8000.
but with the address, nothing loads. it is not working. What can I do?

edit. now i see there are some errors:

 BoreTunnel error:  Unable to register tcp forward for 127.0.0.1:43499 ssh: tcpip-forward request denied by peer
2

Holy crap it works!!

For the tunnel, instead o 127.0.0.1, use 0.0.0.0

This is pretty amazing.

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Well, it works for a while, and then it just stops working. When I stop the client command and do it again, now it says make sure server is running, and it is.

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Hey @jenny787, not sure what could be going on here. If you restart the server and client does it work for a while?

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i have faced the same problem. it is randomly working.

using below script in a batch fileon windows.
it used to work without issues for more than a week…, and now it stopped.

ERROR:
BoreTunnel error: Unable to register tcp forward for 127.0.0.1:45654 ssh: tcpip-forward request denied by peer

BATCH FILE

cd windows_test_client_server

start /B python -m uploadserver --basic-auth-upload test:test --directory server

start /B .\boringproxy-windows-x86_64.exe client -server test_server_name -token test_token_value -client-name local -user tester