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I'm new to gost and might not have understood all concepts already. The question I'm having is, what's the difference between
./gost -L=udp://:4501/:4511
and
./gost -L=udp://:4501 "-F=udp://127.0.0.1:4511"
I can clearly see a difference in my udp server which runs on 4511, but I don't understand the difference though.
What I want to achieve is, to forward my udp data to a remote server via an ssh tunnel. So on the client I need to receive the UDP data, send them through the tunnel and on the server side, receive the data and forward them again as UDP to the actual destination.
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Hi,
I'm new to
gost
and might not have understood all concepts already. The question I'm having is, what's the difference betweenand
I can clearly see a difference in my udp server which runs on 4511, but I don't understand the difference though.
What I want to achieve is, to forward my udp data to a remote server via an ssh tunnel. So on the client I need to receive the UDP data, send them through the tunnel and on the server side, receive the data and forward them again as UDP to the actual destination.
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