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relay://123.123.123.123:22067 relay://123.123.123.123:22067
``` ```
This URL can then be used in `syncthing` as one of the relay servers. This URI can then be used in `syncthing` as one of the relay servers.
See `relaysrv -help` for other options, such as rate limits, timeout intervals, etc. See `relaysrv -help` for other options, such as rate limits, timeout intervals, etc.
Other items available in this repo
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##### testutil
A test utility which can be used to test connectivity of a relay server.
You need to generate two x509 key pairs (key.pem and cert.pem), one for the client, another one for the server, in separate directories.
Afterwards, start the client:
```bash
./testutil -relay="relay://uri.of.relay" -keys=certs/client/ -join
```
This prints out the client ID:
```
2015/09/21 23:00:52 main.go:42: ID: BG2C5ZA-W7XPFDO-LH222Z6-65F3HJX-ADFTGRT-3SBFIGM-KV26O2Q-E5RMRQ2
```
In the other terminal run the following:
```bash
./testutil -relay="relay://uri.of.relay" -keys=certs/server/ -connect=BG2C5ZA-W7XPFDO-LH222Z6-65F3HJX-ADFTGRT-3SBFIGM-KV26O2Q-E5RMRQ2
```
Which should then give you an interactive prompt, where you can type things in one terminal, and they get relayed to the other terminal.
##### client
A client library which is used by syncthing
##### protocol
Go files which define the protocol and it's messages