👉👉👉YUX/gfp

ffp

yet another Flask File Proxy

:rocket:QUICK START

~~If you can see the little badge here --> []. The proxy is ON.~~

This badge is not on due to regulation. Please check the SELF-HOST part.

Let's say you want to use the Docker Install Script:

curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sh get-docker.sh

But due to the special network environment that you may have encountered, that you cannot communicate with https://get.docker.com properly. Then you should try this instead:

curl -fsSL https://ffp.yux.io/https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sh get-docker.sh

Then the get-docker.sh comes to you via ffp now, while there is another problem you must have noticed already that there are a lot of other outer resources from that very script, such as https://github.com/docker...... , http://ftp.debian.org/...... and they happen to be all unreachable from you. So let's rewrite all urls inside the script to the ffp address. (please note /r/ in the url)

curl -fsSL https://ffp.yux.io/r/https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sh get-docker.sh

:neckbeard:SELF-HOST (RECOMMENDED)

Since there is no guarantee for the domain ffp.yux.io to work constantly. I imagine this would take tremendous amount of bandwidth. So I recommend you to deploy ffp on your own server.

:pager:INSTALLATION

1. install ffp via docker

docker run -d --name=ffp \
  -p 127.0.0.1:502:80 \
  --restart=always \
  yuxio/ffp:latest

2. Point your domain or subdomain to local 502 port. (reverse proxy such as caddy, nginx, frp, Apache…)

3. Get the HTTPS work

:trollface:USAGE

1. File Proxy

   • Rewrite https://get.docker.com to https://your.domain.here/https://get.docker.com
   • Now you get the file passed through the ffp.

2. Rewritten Script Proxy please note /r/ in the url

   • Rewrite https://get.docker.com to https://your.domain.here/r/https://get.docker.com
   • This will replace all the URL in the script to https://your.domain.here/URL, which means you'd get all the resources passing through your proxy.

:japanese_goblin:OTHER

1. If you don't have a domain, use docker run -d --name=ffp -p 80:80 yuxio/ffp:latest, then rewrite https://get.docker.com to http://$IP/https://get.docker.com, it should work just fine. But you can't use Rewritten Script Proxy.
2. If you don't want to use docker, clone this repository then run pip install -r requirements.txt && python main.py --host=0.0.0.0 --port=$PORT, choose the port you want. Rewrite https://get.docker.com to http://$IP:$PORT/https://get.docker.com. you need a proper python-3.7.6 environment

ffp

使用Flask制作的文件代理

:rocket:原地开始

~~你要是能看见这有个小图标 --> [], 代理网站(ffp.yux.io)在线。~~

ffp.yux.io 已下线，请自行部署😂

比如你想用 Docker Install Script:

curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sh get-docker.sh

但是由于可能存在的特殊网络环境，访问 https://get.docker.com并不通畅，试一下这个:

curl -fsSL https://ffp.yux.io/https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sh get-docker.sh

这样脚本就通过ffp访问。但是这就带来了另一个问题，脚本中有些外部资源，像 https://github.com/docker......, http://ftp.debian.org/...... 依然无法访问，这时就需要重写脚本中的外部链接，使所有外部资源都通过ffp。

curl -fsSL https://ffp.yux.io/r/https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sh get-docker.sh

:neckbeard:建议自行部署

不能保证ffp.yux.io一定能持续正常工作，建议使用docker自行部署。

:pager:安装

1. 通过docker部署ffp

docker run -d --name=ffp \
  -p 127.0.0.1:502:80 \
  --restart=always \
  yuxio/ffp:latest

没有报错的话，此时ffp就部署成功了，监听本地的502端口。

2. 将你的域名，或者子域名绑定到本地的502端口。

3. 部署你的HTTPS。

:trollface:用法

1. 文件代理

   • 把你想要获取的文件地址前加上你的域名，例如，将 https://get.docker.com 改成 https://your.domain.here/https://get.docker.com
   • 这样这个脚本就会通过ffp代理，即时文件的原地址在你目前所处的网络环境下无法访问，也可以通过ffp正常访问。

2. 重写外部链接 注意链接中的/r/

   • 将 https://get.docker.com 重写为 https://your.domain.here/r/https://get.docker.com
   • 这样脚本中的外部链接被重写为通过ffp的链接。

:japanese_goblin:其他

1. 如果你没有域名，可以这样部署 docker run -d --name=ffp -p 80:80 yuxio/ffp:latest, 然后把你想要访问的链接，例如 https://get.docker.com 改成 http://$IP/https://get.docker.com, 这样就可以了，但是无法重写脚本中的外部链接。
2. 如果不想使用docker，也可以直接运行，ffp 目前仅在python-3.7.6版本中测试通过。 pip install -r requirements.txt && python main.py --host=0.0.0.0 --port=$PORT, 选择端口，一般使用80端口。 将 https://get.docker.com 重写为 http://$IP:$PORT/https://get.docker.com。