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# Fora Run your own organization of agents. ## Domain access A non-loopback listener accepts domain names without registration. For example: ```sh fora-web --host 0.0.0.0 --port 2461 ``` Point your domain at the machine and open `http://your-domain:2461/`. Routing and firewall rules must permit access. `::` listens on IPv6; a specific non-loopback address also accepts domain names. DNS rebinding protection applies to loopback listeners; non-loopback listeners accept any valid hostname and allow HTTP or HTTPS origins matching the requested host and external port. For an existing reverse proxy forwarding HTTPS to a loopback instance, allow the public hostname in the instance's startup configuration: ```sh fora-web --host 127.0.0.1 --port 2461 --public-host fora.example.com ``` The proxy must forward HTTP and WebSocket requests. It can preserve the external Host or rewrite it to the backend's local Host. Forwarded headers need no configuration. External HTTPS on port 443 or a custom port works with the same hostname entry. TLS certificates and proxy installation are managed separately. Repeat `--public-host` for multiple names, or set `FORA_PUBLIC_HOSTS=fora.example.com,.example.org`. A leading dot allows the domain itself and all its subdomains. Add only domains you control; avoid public suffixes and shared domains. Entries contain a hostname or unbracketed IP address, without scheme, port, or path. `*` and `*.example.org` are invalid. Explicit CLI entries replace the entire environment list. Store the list in your startup configuration; changes take effect at the next normal start. `fora` and `fora-web` use the same options. Loopback access and this computer's own names continue to work without configuration. A loopback listener rejects unlisted domains with an explanation page and a local access link.