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Anders Pitman 80d7f2115b Clean up UI a ton

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Clean up UI a ton

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api.go

Handle DeleteTunnel for UI in API

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auth.go

Automatically create admin user on first start

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boringproxy.go

Implement request logging

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client.go

Switch client to use go SSH client

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database.go

Make tunnel delete buttons pure CSS

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go.mod

Add QR code login URLs for tokens

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go.sum

Add QR code login URLs for tokens

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main.go

Start implementing remote-controlled clients

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notes.md

Update notes and todo

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README.md

Remove SirTunnel stuff from readme

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todo.md

Clean up UI a ton

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tunnel_manager.go

Use random server ports for tunnels

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tunnel.sh

Clean up unused attributes

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ui_handler.go

Implement request logging

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utils.go

Automatically create admin user on first start

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README.md

What is it?

If you have a webserver running on one computer (say your development laptop), and you want to expose it securely (ie HTTPS) via a public URL, boringproxy allows you to easily do that.