Releases: ekzhang/bore
v0.5.0
This version changes the behavior of bore in relation to the --min-port option. Now, when a minimum port is specified, any user that connects to bore by default (port: 0) will pick a random port that respects the value of the option. Previously the min port was only used as validation when the user connected with an explicitly specified --port variable, and the OS was queried for a free port instead.
This also lets us add a --max-port option, which was requested by multiple people.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v0.4.1...v0.5.0
Contributors
Assets 10
v0.4.1
This version adds the simple feature of reading the remote server address from the BORE_SERVER environment variable, rather than passing it in as the argument --to in the CLI.
There were also minor chores: updated the dependencies, and the CLI has a slightly different look (less colors, more man page-like) due to using clap v4.
What's Changed
New Contributors
Full Changelog: v0.4.0...v0.4.1
Contributors
Assets 10
v0.4.0
This release of bore finally distributes the CLI via prebuilt binaries! If you scroll down to the "Assets" attached to the release, you can now download bore and install instantly it by just adding a single file to your PATH. No need to build from source using Rust (cargo install) anymore. Big thanks to @praveenperera for making this happen.
This release also makes internal improvements, using the tokio-util codec library to avoid possibly unbounded memory usage if a malicious client were to stream arbitrarily long frames to the server.
What's Changed
- Fix Windows cargo test by @BxOxSxS in #35
- use framed codecs to avoid unbounded buffer by @cedric05 and @ekzhang in #33
- GitHub actions CI/CD releases by @praveenperera in #10
New Contributors
- @BxOxSxS made their first contribution in #35
- @cedric05 made their first contribution in #33
- @praveenperera made their first contribution in #10
Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0
Contributors
Assets 10
v0.3.0
This release makes it possible for bore to expose any address on your local area network, not just localhost. For example, if you have an ssh daemon running on a computer on your network at 192.168.0.22:22, then you could forward that using something like:
bore local 22 --local-host 192.168.0.22 --to bore.pubThen, using the port returned, you could connect to your printer from the public Internet with ssh bore.pub:<PORT>.
We also now allow the secret to be passed in via the BORE_SECRET environment variable, and the package has been updated to depend on a minimal set of features in tokio, which should make build times slightly shorter.
Standalone binary builds are in development but not complete yet.
What's Changed
- Add a configuration to allow forward to a different local host by @antoniomika in #15
- Deps: minimize Tokio features by @some-dood in #25
- Support reading client/server secret from an environment variable by @orhun in #18
New Contributors
- @antoniomika made their first contribution in #15
- @some-dood made their first contribution in #25
Full Changelog: v0.2.3...v0.3.0
Contributors
Assets 2
v0.2.3
This release makes it possible to run bore from a 6 MB Docker image using a single command.
docker run -it --init --rm --network host ekzhang/bore <ARGS>The image is built for multiple platforms (amd64, arm64) and contains a single statically-linked binary executable. They're published on Docker Hub with version tags like ekzhang/bore:latest, ekzhang/bore:0.2, and ekzhang/bore:0.2.3.
Releasing standalone binary builds is planned starting with bore v0.3.0.
What's Changed
- Minor grammar fix. by @arizzubair in #5
- Add a Dockerfile for building a container image by @jihchi in #8
New Contributors
Full Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.2.3
