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>You will need an inlets PRO license, start a 14-day free trial.

• alexellisuk 6y ago
  Why do you view paid software as somehow invalid or lesser than (a bunch of open source tools hacked together), or freemium SaaS products mentioned?
  • voltagex_ 6y ago
    I don't, necessarily, but it might have been nice to be up front in your comment that you were advertising for your company.
    • alexellisuk 6y ago
      Inlets is free and open source.
  • jlgaddis 6y ago
    The S.O.P. around here is to disclose any affiliations when recommending products -- especially commercial ones. You failed to do that twice just in this thread. For many of us, it's a trust thing. -- ETA: Speaking of trust, I just read this FAQ on inlets.dev: > Does inlets PRO "call home"? > We trust our users to purchase the correct license for their usage, and in return we make licensing simple with a fixed-term license. So, a few minutes after mentioning that "it's a trust thing", I came across this very simple, to the point, "yes or no" question ... ... and yet I notice that you|your company) (couldn't|didn't), for whatever reason, actually answer the question. That, of course, makes me even more distrustful than I was a few minutes ago!
    • alexellisuk 6y ago
      The answer is no, if it wasn’t obvious I’ll make an edit there. Inlets is free and OSS, inlets PRO is not free and optional. You can decide what works for you. In any case it’s much simpler than said hacks with Caddy and ssh