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by dugite-code
1494 days ago
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I wont lie I was confused as to the purpose at first, but the more I think about this the more impressed I get. What wasn't clear at first glance was the port isn't fixed and it generates a "one-time" link. i.e. curling `https://tunnel.example.tld/<whateverport>` generates a neat proxy link `https://<code>.tunnel.example.tld/`. It would be very handy for say a website designer to quickly bring up and share a demo website running on their development laptop no matter where they happen to be (home, work, the client's office or Starbucks) and everyone involved can "just access" everything through a web browser. |
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