Switch to Building obfs4proxy from Go Source Due to Its Removal from Alpine Repository #57
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Updates the ReadME with a usage guide. Cleaning up the Dockerfile.
What do you mean? Or the ability to extend the configuration? I think this is a very useful thing. Then we can configure not only bridges without touching the main configuration. And the changes are very minimal. It is possible to remove the example config, but it is quite important, because the syntax has changed a bit and there will be a lot of questions why it doesn't work. |
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Implemented a build of obfs4proxy from its Go package, as it has been removed from the Alpine repository.