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Hi, in this release we upgraded dependencies that were out of date and rebuilt our CI code. Actually nothing in TunMan codebase happened.

The psutil library had reported vulnerabilities, in this release a newer version was used to fix that issue.

Resolved:

• #8
• #9

We are happy to announce a stable release after 16 days of testing latest rc version.

Features:

• Possibility to write own health checks, even those that runs on remote SSH!
• Configuration files in Python with access to libraries such as Paramiko for SSH, subprocess for shell and to Python's syntax such as environment variables, loops
• Tunnel status via JSON endpoint for health reporting
• Simple web gui that shows the current state of connections
• More stability on new supervisor
• sshpass support
• Works as a better replacement for autossh!
• Stable docker containers for x86_64 and arm architectures built on CI, properly versioned (no latest, version tags only!)
• And a lot, a lot more!

Enjoy, the full control of situation with your SSH tunnels, no more black holes in monitoring :slightly_smiling_face:

This release candidate brings releasing to PyPI using Travis CI.

This release candidate brings improved stability and code quality.

Major changes:

• Exception handling on the retry loop level, works as a fallback for unknown errors (when you plug out the internet connection or kill some processes, then you never know in which moment the code execution will be)
• Migrated from complex bash piping scripts into ip route output parser, it's now a lot more safe and more independent of operating system
• Increased code coverage a little bit
• The internal SSH connection for gathering the information about remote host is now retrying the connection in case of any error, not just two selected
• Extracted methods from TunnelManager and created SystemProcessManager from them
• Rewritten connection retry method from recursion into loop. A complex recursion can cause a stack overflow

Hi,

We have a PRE-RELEASE that aims to increase the stability and flexibility in configuration. The 3.0.0 was a very big release, it wasn't perfect in terms of the stability.

This version features:

• Stability fixes, better error handling in various cases such as network change on remote, network change on local, in case of server exits for a moment
• More configuration options, mostly for the timeouts, retry counts
• Refactored tunnel restart from recursion to loop, because longer runs were sometimes ending with stack overflow (that was very bad design)

:1st_place_medal: We're proudly announcing a 3.0.0 release of TunMan (previously reverse-networking). In this release the whole application was rewritten from Bash to Python :package:

What's new?

• Possibility to write own health checks, even those that runs on remote SSH!
• Configuration files in Python with access to libraries such as Paramiko for SSH, subprocess for shell and to Python's syntax such as environment variables, loops
• Tunnel status via JSON endpoint for health reporting
• Simple web gui that shows the current state of connections
• More stability on new supervisor
• Soon we will drop the autossh, so it will be an optional dependency as our supervisor is already very mature that it can work standalone with pure ssh
• sshpass support
• Stable docker containers for x86_64 and arm architectures built on CI, properly versioned (no latest, version tags only!)
• And a lot, a lot more!

Enjoy, the full control of situation with your SSH tunnels, no more black holes in monitoring :slightly_smiling_face:

• Refactored the code
• Stabilized tunnels healthchecking - now it is able to restart tunnels IF NECESSARY
• Added add-to-known-hosts.sh
• Support for docker and busybox
• Support for two side tunnels (ssh -L and ssh -R)