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Hello from the Cloudflare team - thanks for the nudge. We're in the process of migrating away from the proprietary license to an Apache license. We'll update the GitHub issue too; should be wrapped up in the next couple of weeks but likely sooner.
Excellent, thanks for the update. Apache isn't what I would have chosen but is reasonable enough.
You can get virtual server for $4/month. Installing proprietary software and registering to some service, that may "upgrade" to premium tier anytime, is pretty off-putting.
My home firewall blocks all traffic except for incoming SSH from 3 IP addresses in the world. One of those is my virtual server.
If I'm in a hotel with my laptop I run the first command to set up an SSH tunnel to my "home" computer through the cloud virtual server. That listens on my laptop to port 8888 and forwards it through the cloud virtual server to my home computer's SSH daemon listening on port 22
ssh -X -f -C -L 8888:home.mydomain.com:22 -N user@cloud.mydomain.com
ssh -p 8888 user@localhost
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what do you mean by public channels? if I was trying to ssh into my machines it works wonderfully for dns resolution.
Cloudflare tunnels expose ports publicly. Tailscale must be properly configured on your client machine to access machines/ports on their respective private Tailscale network(s), setup of which typically requires administrative intervention. Without bridging to a public network, services exposed to the Tailscale network are not accessible publicly. Tailscale does offer user-mode clients so it can be used similarly to…
If your network firewall is preventing the tunneling process, then that's on you. and if its not on you and its a company decision then its VERY unlikely they'd be okay with cloudflare's publicly exposed ports.
> Question: do you use a different tool which require no maintenance or cost to run? Answer: ZeroTier -- on Mac, Linux (home & cloud), Windows, Android I actually setup DNS entries resolving to private IPs as configured in ZeroTier so I didn't have to login to dig them up but my default DNS provider won't resolve them. I guess newer ZeroTier versions optionally have DNS covered these days but I haven't looked into it…
Unfortunately the cloudflared software, while the source is available on GitHub, and there are pull requests open and accepted for it, is not under an open source license, and the license it is under does not allow modifications, so any modifications (including the aformentioned pull requests) are contrary to the license and thus copyright law and thus illegal. The issue I filed about this is still waiting for action…
Hello from the Cloudflare team - thanks for the nudge. We're in the process of migrating away from the proprietary license to an Apache license. We'll update the GitHub issue too; should be wrapped up in the next couple of weeks but likely sooner.
Do you know if it will be feasible to add Cloudflare tunneling to 3rd party Golang apps?
You can get virtual server for $4/month. Installing proprietary software and registering to some service, that may "upgrade" to premium tier anytime, is pretty off-putting.
Can we stop posting stuff that makes even more people give the keys of their house to the BigCorp cartel?
I like your GNU license, I do not like your GNU license people.
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Managing expectations re:v2 is not going well for me. I wasn't really aware WireGuard-ish crypto improvements were happening (hire the personalities™ freelance ASAP or at least for review), and timeline is basically a punchline at this point... I recommend just owning both (edit: start today!) as 'when it's finished' on the front page if you want to appeal to techs. I updated re:free, thanks. Their appear to be two (…
Managing expectations re:v2 has been a total failure on our part. We put far too many things in one basket. But the work is still happening. Learning moment for us: don't give timelines and don't reveal too much. Just say "when it's finished." Only Elon Musk can use Elon Time(tm). :) Edit: we also promised some things that are just brutally hard, like fully decentralizing the root backplane via full data set replicat…