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When I want to access http service through TCP tunnel, the tunnel is often closed #487

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chenjianhua opened this issue May 7, 2022 · 5 comments
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@chenjianhua chenjianhua commented May 7, 2022

windows-->ubuntu.When I want to access http service through TCP tunnel, every time I open a webpage, the tunnel is closed. When I refresh the web page next time, I need to wait a long time to re-establish the tunnel. When the page is loaded, the tunnel is automatically closed. Can the tunnel remain open until I actively close it?

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@rustdesk rustdesk commented May 7, 2022

yes, this is a design problem, it is not friendly to short connection.

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@rustdesk rustdesk commented May 7, 2022

need a new design.

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@rustdesk rustdesk commented May 7, 2022

few guys use this feature.

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@chenjianhua chenjianhua commented May 7, 2022

Software developers use this feature more than others. Remote office, open the http server on the controlled end, and the main control end can easily open the website and debug it. This is a very great mode.

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@chenjianhua chenjianhua commented May 7, 2022

Looking forward to a better experience

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