# requires Go >= 1.17
go install github.com/jacobweinstock/[email protected]
# usage
proxydhcp proxy -h

# requires Go >= 1.17
make build
# usage
./bin/proxydhcp-<arch> proxy -h

docker pull ghcr.io/jacobweinstock/proxydhcp:0.4.4
# usage
docker run -it --rm -p 67:67/udp -p 4011:4011/udp ghcr.io/jacobweinstock/proxydhcp:0.4.4 proxy -h

docker build -t proxydhcp .
# usage
docker run -it --rm -p 67:67/udp -p 4011:4011/udp proxydhcp proxy -h

❯ proxydhcp proxy -h # docker run -it --rm -p 67:67/udp -p 4011:4011/udp ghcr.io/jacobweinstock/proxydhcp:0.4.4 proxy -h
USAGE
  proxy runs the proxyDHCP server

FLAGS
  -loglevel info                 log level (optional)
  -proxy-addr 0.0.0.0            IP associated to the network interface to listen on for proxydhcp requests.
  -remote-http ...               IP, port, and URI of the HTTP server providing iPXE binaries (i.e. 192.168.2.4:80).
  -remote-ipxe ...               A url where an iPXE script is served (i.e. http://192.168.2.3:8080).
  -remote-ipxe-script auto.ipxe  The name of the iPXE script to use. used with remote-ipxe (http://192.168.2.3/<mac-addr>/auto.ipxe)
  -remote-tftp ...               IP and URI of the TFTP server providing iPXE binaries (192.168.2.5:69).
  -user-class ...                A custom user-class (dhcp option 77) to use to determine when to pivot to serving the ipxe script (-remote-ipxe-script flag).

❯ proxydhcp binary -h # docker run -it --rm ghcr.io/jacobweinstock/proxydhcp:0.4.4 binary -h
USAGE
  binary returns the mapping of supported architecture to ipxe binary name

FLAGS
  -json=false  output in json format