Releases: boringproxy/boringproxy
Releases · boringproxy/boringproxy
v0.10.0
v0.9.1 Beta
- Fix bug where client doesn't automatically detect user because the client
defaulted to "admin" when no user was provided.
v0.9.0 Beta
I'd like to make a special shoutout to @WGrobler, @coder-free, and @almereyda for their feedback and contributions for this release. Thank you!
Changes
- Raw TLS tunnels implemented, which adds WebSockets support.
- Improved security of tokens. They can now be limited to only work for
specific clients. - A default logo is included in the repo, so inkscape is no longer required to
build the project (thanks @WGrobler!). - Docker instructions, scripts, and examples greatly improved (thanks
@WGrobler!) - Added IPv6 support.
- API simplified so client doesn't need to be run with
-user
or
-client-name
if that information can be extracted from the token. - Added
-acme-use-staging
to allow use of Let's Encrypt staging servers. - Added page to allow managing clients from the web UI. Previously they were
silently added when the client first connected. - Added
-behind-proxy
flag so X-Forwarded-For header is only added when the
flag is set. This improves security so clients can't spoof their IPs.
Beta v0.8.2
Changed server to not fail if it's unable to detect its public IP. Otherwise it has a hard dependency on an external service.
Can also now set the public IP to use with -public-ip
.
Beta v0.8.1
Update to namedrop 0.4.0
Beta v0.8.0
This is a big one.
- Integration with TakingNames.io.
- Support now available through the IndieBits forum.
- Switch to more traditional HTML UI. Was doing some cool but hacky CSS stuff.
- Replaced go.rice with embed from stdlib.
- Check if ports are publicly accessible on startup.
- Add individual pages to look at tunnel details.
- Implement support for unencrypted HTTP.
- Can now select server HTTP/HTTPS ports.
- Add Forwarded and X-Forwarded-For proxy headers.
- Implement printing login link as QR code on the command line.
Beta v0.7.0
- Fixed server authorized_key file getting huge.
- Added FreeBSD and OpenBSD builds.
- Fix redirects on client-terminated tunnels.
Beta v0.6.0
- Various internal improvements, especially to make boringproxy easier to use as a library in other programs.
- Renamed amd64 to x86_64 to be easier to distinguish from arm64.
- Allow tunnel port to be selected, allowing boringproxy to more easily be used like a normal reverse proxy.
- Various other small bug fixes and UX improvements.
beta v0.5.0
- Improved UX
- Print usage information (thanks @arp242!)
- Some better error messages
- Added systemd docs and examples (thanks @voidrot!)
- Move main package into cmd/boringproxy so server and client can be imported into other programs.
- Stream requests. Server was reading entire requests before forwarding to upstream (similar to nginx default). Now streams everything.
End-to-end encryption
Avoid unnecessary server certs The server doesn't need to get certs unless TlsTermination is set to server.