The new command line option --sql-target-config lets you specify a file that looks like: db=YOURDB user=YOURUSER passwd=YOURPASS match_query=YOURQUERY When someone connects to the proxy it will make a database connetion and run the query you specify to validate the users token. the query should return 0 rows if the token is invalid, or return a row where the first column has the IP:Port |
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| launch.sh | ||
| nova-novncproxy | ||
| rebind | ||
| rebind.c | ||
| sqlwebsockify.config.template | ||
| u2x11 | ||
| web.py | ||
| websocket.py | ||
| websockify | ||
| websockify.py | ||
| wsproxy.py | ||
README.md
WebSockets Proxy/Bridge
For more detailed description and usage information please refer to the websockify README.
The other versions of websockify (C, Node.js) and the associated test programs have been moved to websockify. Websockify was formerly named wsproxy.