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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.x
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Licensed MIT
Published 3 days ago
BoreHost
BoreHost is a plugin that exposes your Minecraft server through a Bore reverse tunnel.
It lets players connect to your server from the internet without manual router port forwarding.
What This Plugin Adds
- Creates a reverse tunnel from your local Minecraft server port to a Bore server.
- Assigns or reserves a public remote port (
remote-portor random with0). - Logs a public endpoint your players can join.
Why You Might Want It
- Host quickly without opening router ports or setting up complex NAT rules.
- Useful for temporary servers, testing, and small private sessions.
- Minimal setup: install plugin, set host/port/secret, restart.
Information Before Downloading
- Requires a reachable Bore server (
server-host) that you control or trust. (you can usebore.pub) - This plugin is tunnel transport only; it is not an anti-DDoS or security plugin.
- If Bore connection fails, the plugin disables itself until config/network is fixed.
Features
- Reverse tunnel from a Bore server to your local Minecraft server
- Supports dynamic remote ports (
remote-port: 0) - Optional shared secret authentication
- Folia support enabled
- Lightweight setup with simple config
Installation
- Build or download
BoreHost-<version>.jar. - Place the jar in your server
plugins/folder. - Start the server once to generate
plugins/BoreHost/config.yml. - Edit config values.
- Restart the server.
# Bore server host
server-host: "bore.pub"
# 0 = random remote port
remote-port: 0
# If secret is needed, set it here. Otherwise, leave it empty.
secret: ""
Config options
server-host: Bore server hostname or IP.remote-port: Public port on the Bore server. Use0for a random available port.secret: Optional tunnel secret. Leave empty if your Bore server does not require one.
Usage
After startup, BoreHost connects automatically and logs the public endpoint:
Public remote endpoint: <server-host>:<assigned-port>
Share that host and port with players.
How to self-host a Bore server
Please refer to the official Bore documentation for instructions on setting up your own Bore server: https://github.com/ekzhang/bore


