1. Fwknop2 allows you to send spa packets to an fwknopd service to remotely open ports on a Linux machine or a router running OpenWrt.
2. Fwknop2 has the ability to launch an ssh client to start the login process through the newly opened port.
3. It also includes the ability to import keys via QR codes.
1. Thank-you for a follow-up for the qr-capture on github.Works on Android with key authentication, sadly app hardlocks after selecting a gpg key and must be force closed.Before update I could paste allow ip.
2. And the developer is extremely quick to respond to the occasional issue that may appear (like the application locking up when you hit "Save Config" for a new config).Hello, The install works but an attempt to scan the QR code is unsuccessful.
3. Been using for a couple years, works great! Simple and does the job connecting to my fwknopd service.Really powerful and useful app.
4. Thanks againNumeric inputs for IP addresses, high five + five stars!But doesn't detect OpenVPN client on Android.
5. I use ConnectBot as SSH client and I run it as external app through Fwknop2 using SSH uri.Great app and thanks for including support for gpg.
6. Thanks again & HTHAn extremely powerful fwkop client made easy to use with saved configurations.
7. Unlike most of the "lightweight" fwknop clients, fwknop2 exposes a huge variety of options, allowing me to do anything I need even from my Android.
8. #2 When typing the PW for the gpg key takes too long the SPA packet is rejected by the server: (stanza #1) SPA data time difference is too great (50 seconds).
9. now only allow paste in this format xxxxx.xx.xx. Recently started using this to access my home openvpn.
10. But I ran into two larger obstacles: #1 gpg keys with 3072 bit (default for the OpenKeychain app) did not work - only 2048 bit work.
11. Why not make choose launching any app instead?Works like a charm.