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<p>I set up an HTTP tunnel via the GUI to forward traffic to <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://localhost:443">https://localhost:443</a> (please see screenshot) but I haven’t been able to recreate the tunnel via the command-line.</p><p>It would be very helpful, given tunnels created via the GUI are not persisted between runs of the LocalXpose binary, if the GUI could show the CLI command that you’re configuring with it so we can save it in a script.</p><img src="https://vault.featureos.app/uploads/attachment/upload/thumb-3f570785e585d6a03bdb1b48efc7e025.png">

I set up an HTTP tunnel via the GUI to forward traffic to https://localhost:443 (please see screenshot) but I haven’t been able to recreate the tunnel via the command-line.It would be very helpful, given tunnels created via the GUI are not persisted between runs of the LocalXpose binary, if the GUI could show the CLI command that you’re configuring with it so we can save it in a script.

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I set up an HTTP tunnel via the GUI to forward traffic to [https://localhost:443](https://localhost:443) (please see screenshot) but I haven’t been able to recreate the tunnel via the command-line.

It would be very helpful, given tunnels created via the GUI are not persisted between runs of the LocalXpose binary, if the GUI could show the CLI command that you’re configuring with it so we can save it in a script.

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Ability to get the command-line command for tunnel set up through GUI

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