This lets you use a proxy for connecting to the SSH server, which
is useful on networks that block SSH/port 22. For example you can
use the boringproxy tuntls command to create a proxy that will
tunnel the client's SSH connections over TLS to the server.
It's all very meta and forces at least double encryption, but it
could be useful.
Added the ability to scope tokens to a specific client. If
enabled, this has the affect of limiting the token to being used
to list tunnels for that specific client. It can't be used for
the web UI or for any state-changing actions such as creating
new tunnels.
Before we were pre-generating a DNS request ID every time the
add tunnel page was visited. Now we have a separate endpoint for
generating the IDs only after the user indicates they actually
want to perform a TakingNames.io domain request.
The UI was originally written using fancy HTML checkbox toggle
hacks in order to make the UI very fast. It's cool but complicated
and difficult to change. In order to make updates to the UI more
quickly, I'm changing it to use traditional HTML with full page
reloads for navigation. It's not as fast but much simpler.
