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Show HN: Expose your local services to public users safely

#1
Hi, everyone!

I'd like to introduce you to a new proxy for securely exposing local ports or your entire private network to the public.

Here are some classic scenes: - Maybe you want to access your special system by SSH somewhere public - Maybe you want to access the self-hosted LLM on a local PC from a public host - Maybe you want to access the local media services in a public network - ...

Also, there is another usage for the proxy. You can start the `anyproxy-gateway` on an internal host with a public IP, and then deploy the `anyproxy-client` abroad, then your traffic can safely go out through the client abroad.

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Re: Show HN: Expose your local services to public users safely

#3
AnyProxy v1.0.13 - Web Management & Clash Support

## New Features

### Web Management Interface

* Gateway Dashboard *: Real-time monitoring at http://localhost:8090

- Active connections and traffic statistics

- Client status management with online/offline detection

- Session-based authentication (admin/admin123)

- Bilingual support (English/Chinese)

* Client Monitor *: Local monitoring at http://localhost:8091

- Runtime status and connection tracking

- Multi-client instance support

- Optional authentication

### Clash Configuration Download

- One-click download Clash proxy configuration from Client web interface

- Auto-generated config with HTTP/SOCKS5 proxy settings

- Ready for desktop and mobile Clash clients

- Complete proxy groups and routing rules

### Improved Authentication

- Proxy authentication now uses group_id and group_password

- More user-friendly than traditional username/password

- Better security with group-based client isolation

- Compatible with third-party clients like Clash

### Simplified Demo

- One-command Docker startup

- Pre-configured demo gateway at 47.107.181.88:8443

- Built-in security reminders

- Complete usage guide

Here is the demo: https://github.com/buhuipao/anyproxy/tree/main/demo