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Add cloudflared #5333
Add cloudflared #5333
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TOKEN_FILE="${SYNOPKG_PKGVAR}/token" |
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Why not use the official configuration file?
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Or does the token allow you to manage it remotely?
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Correct, config file is used in locally managed tunnels and the token is used in tunnels managed through the dashboard. As far as I understand, remote management is the recommended set up. The service command is the same that's used in the systemd service created by following the official documentation.
It seems there are also ways to use a credentials file with remote management, but they involve an interactive setup, passing premade configs, or using the API (related issues cloudflare/cloudflared#645, cloudflare/cloudflared#665).
Awesome work! Thanks for the PR, I'm just not 100% sure on the name because cloudflared does more than create a tunnel but on the other hand that is probably the most common use case. |
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Cloudflare Zero Trust provides an alternative to traditional VPN solutions without the need to expose your devices to the internet, it's been available on higher end models as a docker image, but this enables it's use on low end hardware.
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