Hi!
From my very cursory and inexperienced observation it appears that magic value can be specified directly in the config
a-la
"PacketMagic": "stuff",
Assuming any adversarial action against the tunnel is not a problem (long story, I'm planning to tunnel it through another connection), could I specify something like
"PacketMagic": "i",
to minimize overhead (IIRC strings are supposed to be UTF-8 so a single ASCII character would "eat up" one byte) ?
I am not a Go pro :) but it does seem like it just gets appended to a packet verbatim, correct?
Hi! From my very cursory and inexperienced observation it appears that magic value can be specified directly in the config
a-la "PacketMagic": "stuff",
Assuming any adversarial action against the tunnel is not a problem (long story, I'm planning to tunnel it through another connection), could I specify something like
"PacketMagic": "i",
to minimize overhead (IIRC strings are supposed to be UTF-8 so a single ASCII character would "eat up" one byte) ?
I am not a Go pro :) but it does seem like it just gets appended to a packet verbatim, correct?