Wireman v1.0

Nginx-based TCP stream bridge

Run:

$ docker run -d --net="network_to_listen" --rm symonsoft/wireman target_host_1:target_port_1:listen_port_1 ... target_host_N:target_port_N:listen_port_N

Examples:

Map all incoming connections coming to the host machine on port 8080 to remoteserver.com:80:
```
 $ docker run --net=host --rm symonsoft/wireman remoteserver.com:80:8080
```
Map all incoming connections coming to the host machine on port 8080 to the running container named container on port 80 inside of container_network:
```
 $ docker run --net=container_network -p=8080:8080 --rm symonsoft/wireman container:80:8080
```
Map all incoming connections coming to the running container named container on port 8080 inside of container_network to remoteserver.com:80:
```
 $ docker run --net=container_network --name=container --rm symonsoft/wireman remoteserver:80:8080
```

Remember you can provide several mappings for the container:

$ docker run --net=host --rm symonsoft/wireman remoteserver1.com:80:8081 remoteserver2.com:80:8082

Also, it's useful to substitute being debugged container from a compose stack redirecting all communication to externally debugged service server:

version: '2'

services:
    ...
    service_to_debug:
        image: symonsoft/wireman
        command: debug_service_server.com:80:8080
    ...