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by trevordixon 9y ago
ngrok link https://ngrok.com/product/ngrok-link is definitely meant to be used for production stuff.
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Serveo–expose local servers to the internet using only SSH(serveo.net)
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Serveo–expose local servers to the internet using only SSH(serveo.net)
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Whatever happened to programming? (2010)(reprog.wordpress.com)
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by trevordixon 9y ago
I may try that next time. I'm a beginner and used https://arch-anywhere.org/ to install. It was as easy for me as installing Ubuntu.
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by trevordixon 9y ago
"It’s a beautiful and simple to use macOS app that just works out of the box." "Localname doesn’t require any configurations and you don’t have to fiddle with cryptic command line parameters." That seems to be the main d
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by trevordixon 9y ago
Yes, someday. It would probably take me 15 or 20 hours to get something published on GitHub. I'll get around to it eventually!
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by trevordixon 9y ago
Oh, good to know. Thank you!
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by trevordixon 9y ago
You can only get certificates for up to 2000 new subdomains per week, but you can renew many more than that, so I can work my up to a few tens of thousands of subdomains if needed. From https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate
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by trevordixon 9y ago
Good point! HTTP requests and responses are retained in the program's memory for the duration of an SSH session, then forgotten on SSH disconnect. IP addresses are logged on SSH connect. I'll add a statement to the website and the
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by trevordixon 9y ago
I'm using the stock Go HTTP and TLS stack. When I connect with Chrome, I see HTTP/2 and TLS 1.2, which is the version Go implements according to https://golang.org/pkg/crypto/tls/ .
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by trevordixon 9y ago
I've noticed occasional hiccups too, but it usually works on photos! Consider it alpha quality.
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by trevordixon 9y ago
The public Serveo web server supports HTTPS. You'll get a URL like https://exussum.serveo.net . Do you mean something like https://ngrok.com/docs#tls , so TLS isn't terminated until it reaches the user&#
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by trevordixon 9y ago
Inspired by https://medium.com/@shazow/ssh-how-does-it-even-9e43586e4ffc and ngrok, I made this SSH server that assigns a public url for each remote port forwarding request you make. Start a web server on 8080, then tr
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Show HN: Serveo–Expose local servers using only SSH(serveo.net)
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by trevordixon 9y ago
Use it like ssh -R 80:localhost:8080 serveo.net. This is an attempt to marry the convenience of ssh -R with the features of ngrok.
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Show HN: Noauth SSH server just for port forwarding; like ngrok using SSH(serveo.net)
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by trevordixon 9y ago
Cool use case! Right, I'm not requesting a new certificate for each subdomain. I found a list of a few thousand of the most common latin words, then got certificates for batches of 100 at a time. Requesting certificates on demand runs
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Serveo lets you expose localhost to the internet using only SSH(serveo.net)
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by trevordixon 9y ago
I wrote an SSH server in Go to try to get the best of both. ssh -R 80:localhost:8888 serveo.net. Automatically gives you a subdomain, has features for HTTP inspection/replay, but nothing to install.
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by trevordixon 9y ago
When you make an SSH connection to serveo.net and request remote forwarding, a subdomain is assigned, and traffic to that address is forwarded to your local server (like ngrok). Use it like this: ssh -R 80:localhost:8080 serveo.net The main
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Show HN: Serveo–Port forwarding a la ngrok using SSH, with HTTP inspect/replay(serveo.net)
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Show HN: Serveo–Port forwarding a la ngrok using SSH, with HTTP inspect/replay(serveo.net)
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Show HN: Serveo–Port forwarding a la ngrok using SSH, with HTTP inspect/replay(serveo.net)
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Show HN: Serveo–Port forwarding a la ngrok using SSH, with HTTP inspect/replay(serveo.net)
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by trevordixon 9y ago
I've been impressed with Google Apps Script ( https://script.google.com ) for little things. Define a doGet (or doPost) function, and it will be called for HTTP requests. https://developers.google.com/apps-scr
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OpenGL and Go Tutorial(kylewbanks.com)
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Creating a static website with XSLT (2009)(viseztrance.com)
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The Fix: Could addiction–so often seen as moral–really be beaten with a pill?(radiolab.org)
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What Two Religions Tell Us About the Modern Dating Crisis(time.com)
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