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• Built against c-toxcore 0.2.13 (which fixes CVE-2021-44847!)
• Retry lost friend connections
• Build uses Python3, not Python2
• Debian package build scripts

The unsigned binaries are built on machines I do not physically own. Use at your own risk.

This release is named after a Trailer Park Boys episode. bc7066204a7ba5b9e1ace11951a32f182f5d6a22

• https://github.com/gjedeer/tuntox/pull/52 tokssh now optionally has a config file, thanks to @fabrixxm
• Better logging - including printing your DHT ID, which is useful if you want to run a bootstrap node
• Built against Toxcore 0.2.8

The unsigned binaries are built on machines I do not physically own. Use at your own risk.

This release is named after a Trailer Park Boys episode. bc7066204a7ba5b9e1ace11951a32f182f5d6a22

• Fixed -W option broken in 0.0.7 (@yokujin)
• Fixed free-after-use crash
• Added gitversion.h to git repo per package maintainers' requests (@farseerfc, @fgaz)

This release is named after a Trailer Park Boys episode. bc7066204a7ba5b9e1ace11951a32f182f5d6a22

This release changes -P option to -W, for compliance with the SSH client, improves data transfer speed and latency (@ValdikSS) and bumps toxcore version to 0.1.10 and libsodium to 1.0.15.

Additionally:

• Systemd service file has new security-related options (@fgaz)
• --help message is nicer thanks to @fgaz
• Secret support for the tokssh script (@fabrixxm)
• UDP and TCP listen ports are configurable with -u and -t respectively, and set to random on startup
• -dd displays toxcore log entries

This release is named after a Trailer Park Boys episode and is dedicated to the memory of John F. Dunsworth. bc7066204a7ba5b9e1ace11951a32f182f5d6a22

This release moves from the original libtoxcore to toktok-c-toxcore.

Additionally, it added limits for forwarded hosts/ports on the server (thanks @bonfus ), cleanup of bootstrap process and a generator of currently working bootstrap nodes, ability to store the shared authentication secret in the TUNTOX_SHARED_SECRET variable instead of -s switch (thanks @abbat).

Reportedly, Tuntox is present in Arch AUR repos. I've also seen a patched Debian/Ubuntu build in the qTox repository, but it's now gone.

This release is named after a Trailer Park Boys episode. 99F30B9E67EB1CE233CB839DD8678059FAEB47D6

This release fixes a bug where repeated connections fail - see https://github.com/gjedeer/tuntox/issues/17

Additionally, it introduces a "whitelist mode" on the server, where only whitelisted tox IDs are allowed to connect and create tunnels. The whitelist mode is optional and started with -i switch: see the Security section in readme for more details.

There's a new mirror at https://git.cocaine.ninja/gdr/tuntox

This release is named after a Trailer Park Boys episode. 4F06DCA036626C35A2C1BB64AF2C2E31FD7A3953

This release introduces PSK authentication (shared secret) via the -s command line switch. It also supports the latest toxcore (heavily changed API).

Sorry, no ARM build this time.

It's named after a Trailer Park Boys episode. 47E151800AF76C5D26A4D7645C3028D2B4AFA1B9

This release has the following new features:

• Robust logging - log levels, debug/quiet mode, ability to log to syslog or stderr
• ARM build - the binary has been built on Raspbian and tested on a Raspberry Pi and on an Android phone
• Ability to fork, setuid and create pidfiles required by classic init subsystem. It's not tested very well, the author uses supervisord.
• A Debian init script

This release is compiled against the latest toxcore.

It's named after a Trailer Park Boys episode.

This release has the following new features:

• "pipe" mode (forward stdin/out to remote port)
• A wrapper script "tokssh" to use SSH over tuntox more easily
• Systemd and supervisord scripts

Also, various fixes, check the log.

It's named after a Trailer Park Boys episode.

Initial release - working client and server