File transfers encrypted and inverse multiplexed over TCP, implemented in Go.
imux is an inverse multiplexer for file transfers. Data is sent over an arbitrary number of TLS sockets routed over an arbitrary number of networks. Using multiple sockets on a single network can improve TCP performance and evade some implementations of traffic shaping / throttling while using multiple networks allows one to combine the bandwidth each network provides. The client authenticates server certificates using trust of first use (TOFU), similar to SSH.
Installation
go get github.com/hkparker/imux
Usage
Start a server
imux
Connect
imux --host=example.com
Help
Usage of imux:
-bind string
address to bind an imux server on (default "0.0.0.0:443")
-cert string
pem file with certificate to present when in server mode, auto generated (default "cert.pem")
-chunk int
size of each file chunk in bytes, specified by the client (default 5242880)
-daemon
run the server in the background
-host string
imux server to connect to
-key string
pem file with key for certificate presented in server mode, auto generated (default "key.pem")
-networks string
socket configuration string for clients: <bind ip>:<count>; (default "0.0.0.0:200")
-recycle int
bytes transferred before client closes and replaces socket, default unlimited
-session string
unix socket used for IPC, set by server for user context processes
-user string
username (default "example")from https://github.com/hkparker/imux
