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OpenWrt release
Follows https://github.com/rapiz1/rathole/issues/114
It will be useful if the release can be made using OpenWrt SDK and directly .ipk files. This can be done in a separate packaging repository.
Nope. I'm not using OpenWrt currently and don't know how to package Rust program on that platform. Also it may be hard to distribute binary since the OpenWrt is so diverse. What do you think? Are you interested in setting up such repo?
---Original--- From: "Luo @.> Date: Mon, Aug 15, 2022 15:05 PM To: @.>; Cc: "Yujia @.@.>; Subject: Re: [rapiz1/rathole] OpenWrt release (Issue #133)
Any progress here? :)
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Also openssl is an issue. However we can start with not delivering tls feature
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I can confirm that the armv7 Linux binary works on an armv7 based router running OpenWRT.
While OpenSSL is not installed by default is can be done as as replacement for WolfSSL.
@rapiz1 I am a FRP user , have been using it in prod since an year. But now i am stuck with FRP because of its large footprint ~10MB.
For an IoT device we need a lightweight reverse proxy exactly like Rathole , because frp is too expensive (on flash storage).
I would be willing to try out things and help on this thread to make rathole work on MediaTek Devices running OpenWRT. Where should i start and how can i contribute from testing point of view ? (i am not a rust developer) but interested to contribute on testing as i have access to a lot of OpenWRT based hardware. Are you available on discord/IRC/Slack etc to work in real-time.
@ksingh-scogo you can start by picking up the right binary release. we already have releases for multiple embedded platforms. Then, you can try to package it for openwrt.