| 1 | ## Options
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| 3 | * `accessproxy -h, --help` - Output usage information.
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| 4 | * `accessproxy -V, --version` - Output the version number.
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| 5 | * `accessproxy -l, --listen <n>` - The port to listen on.
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| 6 | * `accessproxy -t, --target <n>` - The port to loopback to.
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| 7 | * `accessproxy -T, --hostname <hostname>` - The hostname to loopback to.
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| 8 | * `accessproxy -p, --proxy <hostname>` - The hostname to proxy to.
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| 9 | * `accessproxy -v, --verbose` - Enable verbose logging.
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| 10 | * `accessproxy -m, --mode <mode>` - Proxy mode (labs, portal, or mixed).
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| 11 | * `accessproxy -s, --static <path>` - Path to serve up static assets.
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| 13 | ## Commands
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| 15 | * `accessproxy [options]` - The default command starts the proxy with the provided options.
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| 16 | * `accessproxy configure` - The configure command invokes configuration process.
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| 18 | ## Configuration
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| 20 | Invoke configuration with `accessproxy configure`.
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| 22 | Configure will ask you for your preferred hosts.
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| 23 | The defaults (`foo.redhat.com` & `prod.foo.redhat.com` will be used if configuration is not run)
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