v0.3.0
This release makes it possible for bore to expose any address on your local area network, not just localhost
. For example, if you have an ssh daemon running on a computer on your network at 192.168.0.22:22
, then you could forward that using something like:
bore local 22 --local-host 192.168.0.22 --to bore.pub
Then, using the port returned, you could connect to your printer from the public Internet with ssh bore.pub:<PORT>
.
We also now allow the secret to be passed in via the BORE_SECRET
environment variable, and the package has been updated to depend on a minimal set of features in tokio
, which should make build times slightly shorter.
Standalone binary builds are in development but not complete yet.
What's Changed
- Add a configuration to allow forward to a different local host by @antoniomika in #15
- Deps: minimize Tokio features by @some-dood in #25
- Support reading client/server secret from an environment variable by @orhun in #18
New Contributors
- @antoniomika made their first contribution in #15
- @some-dood made their first contribution in #25
Full Changelog: v0.2.3...v0.3.0