Hi I noticed during usage and especially exposing multiple mosh servers behind an IPv4 NAT, that it is nearly impossible to configure the port range that will be chosen without client configuration. Especially the way mosh-server expects its arguments (with mosh-server new -p ...), prevents one from writing a small wrapper script that would handle that.
As a solution I would suggest a very simple configuration file that can be parsed, allowing system administrators to configure utilized port range without a user requiring to understand the limitations of the endpoint.
Hi I noticed during usage and especially exposing multiple mosh servers behind an IPv4 NAT, that it is nearly impossible to configure the port range that will be chosen without client configuration. Especially the way
mosh-server
expects its arguments (withmosh-server new -p ...
), prevents one from writing a small wrapper script that would handle that.As a solution I would suggest a very simple configuration file that can be parsed, allowing system administrators to configure utilized port range without a user requiring to understand the limitations of the endpoint.