Zerotierone: [RFC] Make TCP relay address configurable
In many networks, only TCP ports 80 and 443 are allowed. I guess that the global tcp relays are not guaranteed to be fast. It would be nice to be able run TCP relay yourself and configure ZeroTier to use it.
I can see that this configurability might be against zero-conf goals of ZT, but if these changes are acceptable, I'm going to implement them and make PR.
zielmicha
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We're going to punt this one because that whole thing is going to die soon.
We're planning on introducing HTTP (and/or web sockets, have not decided) as a first-class core transport alongside UDP. This would be a fallback-- UDP is better for encapsulating a packetized protocol for obvious reasons. But it would have two advantages: allowing ZT to run in web-proxy-only corporate net environments, and allowing ZT to run in a browser.
The latter is a big secret so shhh. 馃槃
adamierymenko
on 4 Nov 2016
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We're going to punt this one because that whole thing is going to die soon.
We're planning on introducing HTTP (and/or web sockets, have not decided) as a first-class core transport alongside UDP. This would be a fallback-- UDP is better for encapsulating a packetized protocol for obvious reasons. But it would have two advantages: allowing ZT to run in web-proxy-only corporate net environments, and allowing ZT to run in a browser.
The latter is a big secret so shhh. 馃槃