warren-bank
commented
7 months ago hmm..
this could be done if I was to add a new hook function: rewrite
for example:
hlsd -v 3 --port 8080 --hooks "/path/to/hooks.js"where:
// hooks.js
const Cryptr = require('cryptr')
const cryptr = new Cryptr('my secret symmetric AES encryption key')
const encrypted_url_prefix = 'http://encrypted.example.com/'
const encrypt_url = (cleartext_url) => {
const encrypted_url = (cleartext_url)
? encrypted_url_prefix + cryptr.encrypt(cleartext_url)
: ''
return encrypted_url
}
const decrypt_url = (encrypted_url) => {
let cleartext_url = encrypted_url
if (encrypted_url && encrypted_url.startsWith(encrypted_url_prefix)) {
encrypted_url = encrypted_url.substring(encrypted_url_prefix.length, encrypted_url.length)
cleartext_url = cryptr.decrypt(encrypted_url)
}
return cleartext_url
}
module.exports = {
"redirect": (cleartext_url) => encrypt_url(cleartext_url),
"rewrite": (encrypted_url) => decrypt_url(encrypted_url)
}redirectalready allows you to write a function that modifies URLs extracted from manifest files before they are base64 encoded to load through the proxy- ex: obfuscate URLs with encryption
rewritewould give you the opportunity to write a function that modifies base64 decoded URLs requested through the proxy before they are requested from an origin server- ex: decrypt URLs so the proxy can request the actual URLs
siberkolosis
hope HLS-Proxy have this feature. i have implemented to website. people can easy to decode base64 to view url resource.
thank you.