StartOS start-tunnel 1.1.2

What's Changed

Fixed

• A bare public IP and named domains can now share one external port. When a

connected device publishes both a hostname-less forward and one or more SNI hostnames on the same external port, the hostname-less forward now acts as the fallback: a connection whose TLS SNI matches a named route reaches that route's device, and everything else - a bare-IP client, or an unmatched or absent SNI - reaches the fallback device. The two used to conflict, so whichever was requested second was rejected.

start-tunnel packages Checksums

SHA-256

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BLAKE-3

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