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I found this recently too: it's a bit trick to setup, but it works very well for my usecase and I did not notice any performance issues. Basically your service
by rnhmjoj 3y ago
I found this recently too: it's a bit trick to setup, but it works very well for my usecase and I did not notice any performance issues.
Basically your services listen on localhost:port, sslhd listens on hostname:port, inspects the packets and forwards them (transparently) to localhost:port.
If you put everything on port 443 it's very unlikely they will ever be blocked.