Findomain/Findomain 1904
The complete solution for domain recognition. Supports screenshoting, port scan, HTTP check, data import from other tools, subdomain monitoring, alerts via Discord, Slack and Telegram, multiple API Keys for sources and much more.
Tiny http daemon that answers acme challenges and redirects everything else to https
Arch Linux Security Update Notifications
Linux-hardened deny_new_usb control
Parse various network packets using nom
fancy html5 file upload, webrtc seeding swarm, auto torrent and scp interface
spec for encrypted pastes in ipfs
4 to 6 server name indication hybrid destination network address translation
Rust library for requesting certificates from an ACME provider
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pull request commentkpcyrd/acme-redirect
Make data and challenge directory configurable in config file
I've never worked directly with structopt, when I started learning Rust I went straight for clap, but they are pretty similar for this usage.
You can see one implementation I did with a set of Clap CLI definitions here, an internal runtime config manager here, and finally the binary here where the order of conf priority is actually accomplished.
Confusingly in that implementation I started out rolling my own, then later introduced config-rs. As a result CONFIG is basically my old implementation acting as a wrapper around Config. It would probably be easier to completely eliminate the wrapper and use Config directly, although the way I have it setup it then later doubles as a runtime key/value store that is usable across threads. That probably should be implemented separately from config data, but is implemented as another priority level on top of it.
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