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Allow custom ports #38

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foopex opened this issue Jul 22, 2017 · 5 comments
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Allow custom ports #38

foopex opened this issue Jul 22, 2017 · 5 comments

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@foopex
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foopex commented Jul 22, 2017

In the experimental firewall feature, Is there a way to allow ports, for say, SSH and a Deluge daemon from the local network?

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To clarify, you want to use the openpyn running PC as a SSH and Deluge server right? (at present you should be able to use these services on a local network, as a client)
Yes, I can added an option to specify the ports you want to allow through the firewall.

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foopex commented Jul 22, 2017

Pretty much. Specifically, it is linux in a virtual machine on my windows pc, and i connect to it via ssh and deluge client, and I also plan to use it as a proxy for anything I want to force through vpn. Openpyn seems absolutely perfect for this. An option to specify ports would be fantastic.

jotyGill added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 22, 2017
* Allowing custom ports on the local network (SSH,HTTP etc) #38
With "-f" now you can use your PC as SSH, HTTP server for local devices (i.e 192.168.1.* or 10.* range) by "openpyn us --allow 22 80"

* readme updated, version 1.5.5

* remove .python-version
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jotyGill commented Jul 22, 2017

It seems to be working alright, I did't get to do much testing. If anything breaks let me know. Cheers

@foopex
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foopex commented Jul 22, 2017

Updated it and ran it, works awesome

Thanks!!!

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If you like it, don't forget to star, so others can easily find it. Cheers

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