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Note that server source code contains a feature to capture all traffic that you send over it: https://github.com/robbie-cahill/tunnelmole-service/blob/c5873673d

• ihumanable 3y ago
  In the commit you linked this function is only ever called once and seems to just capture that a connection was initialized from a clientId to a hostname https://github.com/robbie-cahill/tunnelmole-service/blob/c5873673d1bfd4384906bc148f32cbaec8366c87/src/message-handlers/initialise.ts#L112 https://github.com/robbie-cahill/tunnelmole-service/blob/c58...
  • aussieguy1234 3y ago
    this is correct. Its simply logging the connection so I can see server load/usage stats. There is other code that logs the NodeJS version and OS, this is so I can make better decisions on which NodeJS version I should get TypeScript compile to. The second log can be turned off however, instructions are in the README.
• Cyphase 3y ago
  > ... server source code contains a feature ... I would only use the self-hosted version. You shouldn't assume that a server which is ostensibly running code you can see is actually running that code without modifications. That said, there is a difference between someone claiming (explicitly or implicitly) that they're not doing something, versus not making a claim, versus admitting they are doing it.