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Author of SirTunnel here. Thanks for the shout out Tony. You're using it exactly the way intended: fork+tweak for your needs. I ended up making boringproxy[0] t
by anderspitman 4y ago
Author of SirTunnel here. Thanks for the shout out Tony. You're using it exactly the way intended: fork+tweak for your needs. I ended up making boringproxy[0] to be easier for non-developers to use, but I still love the simplicity of SirTunnel. It's basically the minimal way I know of to get SSH tunnels + auto TLS. In fact, "SirT" is a play on "cert".
Personally, I believe tunneling is the closest way currently to provide the unrealized future IPv6 promised. By sharing IPv4 addresses and routing based on SNI, anyone with a domain can host a website or service from home and tunnel through a nearby server with a public IP. You get the added benefit that your IP address stays private.
[0]: https://boringproxy.io/ https://boringproxy.io/