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So this is somewhat similar to Iroh? https://github.com/n0-computer/iroh
In particular: https://github.com/n0-computer/dumbpipe https://github.com/cablehead/pai-sho
This is smart. It's Magic Wormhole but for generalized connectivity, not just file transfer.
Everything should be possible with just plain netcat and IP stack. Someone asks about NAT holepunching, encryption, static IDs, permissions, etc., yes this is what Internet lacks and why every P2P app reinvents it over and over again.
(just a cute demo, not intended for release or ongoing maintenance)
Looks dope, though I'm surprised, is Tailscale fine with their DERP servers being used by non-customers like this? (Yes, it's a Tailscale project, but doesn't require login.) I vaguely assumed there was an auth step before you could use one as a relay. They mention a rate limit, but still
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Which are probably tailscale's, as it's under tailscale/ github org?
I've been making a mesh vpn like radmin vpn or hamachi that does not need a central authority server and most importantly, can run on all major OS thanks to wireguard-go.
Looks dope, though I'm surprised, is Tailscale fine with their DERP servers being used by non-customers like this? (Yes, it's a Tailscale project, but doesn't require login.) I vaguely assumed there was an auth step before you could use one as a relay. They mention a rate limit, but still