Ipv6 now working! It is now possible to proxy Ipv6 traffic through the tunnel, regardless of if the client device has ipv6 access, which is cool. I still don’t have the ability to give you a public ipv6 address, but that might be on the way, not sure.
Different types of routes can now be used to talk to different peers. Direct routes to public IPs, direct routes to internal IPs (with tags for which peers have that route available), and reverse routes, for bypassing NAT and talking to peers with no public IP. Still need to integrate websockets for firewall bypass. Unfortunately, this is a command line tool, so there isn’t much I can show but I did write an absolute ton of code.
Trying to get a endpoint control ui working. Eventually I’m going to make endpoints be capable of creating their own connections instead of doing everything from the main device. This will help to bypass NAT in some cases. Also, I’m apperently allergic to doing projects that are visually interesting (eg. cli tools 😭) so the only image you’re getting is this.
Actually got it working! Forcefield now builds nested VPN configs at will
Built out as much CLI as possible without actually testing VPN. Starting docker now ig
Connection logic, some wireguard management, all untested 😭
