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1	1	# hypermosh-shell
2	2
3	3	Resilient, roaming terminal sessions to peers you reach by public key — real
4		[mosh](https://mosh.org) tunneled over a hole-punched
	4	[mosh](https://mosh.org) tunnelled over a hole-punched
5	5	[hyperdht](https://github.com/holepunchto/hyperdht) connection, in one command.
6	6
7	7	`mosh user@host`, but the "host" is a public key and the transport is P2P. For
8	8	nodes with no reachable UDP port (behind NAT/CGNAT, or mobile/roaming), where
9	9	a plain reliable-stream shell dies on every network change — mosh was designed
10	10	for exactly that (intermittent links, latency, IP roaming); hypermosh gives it a
11		P2P datagram path.
	11	P2P datagram path, and reconnects the tunnel under it as the network flaps.
12	12
13	13	## One command
14	14
15	15	```sh
16		hypermosh <server-pubkey> # interactive mosh session over the DHT
17		hypermosh <server-pubkey> -- htop # run a specific command
	16	hypermosh <user>@<server-pubkey> # interactive login shell over the DHT
	17	hypermosh <user>@<server-pubkey> -- htop # run a specific command
	18	hypermosh <server-pubkey> # same, using your local username
18	19	```
19	20
20		## How it works
	21	Add `-v` (or `HYPERMOSH_DEBUG=1`) for connection logging.
21	22
22		```
23		client server
24		hypermosh <key> ─┐ hypermosh serve
25		spawns │ hyperdht stream (identity-keyed, on connection:
26		mosh-client ─UDP┤ firewalled, auto-reconnect) spawns mosh-server
27		└── control: {term,cmd} → {ok,key} ──────┐ bridges its UDP
28		data: UDP datagrams ⇄ UDP ───────┘
	23	## Two auth models
	24
	25	### Default — SSH-style login (recommended)
	26
	27	The tunnel carries a normal SSH connection to the server's system sshd
	28	(`127.0.0.1:22`), so **password / ssh-key / `authorized_keys` all work exactly
	29	like `mosh user@host`.** sshd is the auth gate; the hyperdht firewall is open
	30	(anyone with the pubkey can reach it, only valid SSH credentials get a shell —
	31	just like a public SSH host).
	32
	33	```sh
	34	# server (needs sshd + mosh installed)
	35	hypermosh serve
	36
	37	# client
	38	hypermosh you@<server-pubkey>
29	39	```
30	40
31		- `hypermosh serve` runs a small daemon on its own key. Per connection it **spawns
32		a fresh `mosh-server`**, sends the client the one-time key over a control frame,
33		and bridges the mosh UDP datagrams over the hyperdht stream.
34		- `hypermosh <key>` connects, receives the key, spawns `mosh-client` at a local UDP
35		port, and bridges. mosh's SSP does the rest — it survives packet loss,
36		latency, and roaming, so when the network flaps the stream reconnects and the
37		session resyncs. Nothing lost.
38		- Addressed by public key, firewalled by an allow-list. The relay is a dumb
39		UDP↔stream bridge; mosh provides all the resilience.
	41	This is faithful to how mosh actually works: mosh does no auth of its own — its
	42	wrapper runs `ssh user@host -- mosh-server new …` and lets OpenSSH authenticate.
	43	hypermosh does the same, just over hyperdht instead of a direct socket. Because
	44	`mosh-server` is launched inside the authenticated SSH session, it runs as the
	45	logged-in user and daemonizes independently of the tunnel — so when the
	46	network flaps, hypermosh redials and re-bridges the UDP to the same running
	47	`mosh-server`. That is mosh's roaming, preserved.
40	48
41		Wire format: typed frames over the reliable stream —
42		`[uint8 type][uint32 len][payload]` (type 0 control/JSON, type 1 datagram).
	49	### `--hyperident` — pubkey firewall (no SSH)
	50
	51	Auth is a hyperdht public-key allow-list instead of sshd. The daemon spawns its
	52	own `mosh-server` per connection and hands the client the one-time key over the
	53	(encrypted) control channel. The client presents its `~/.hyperident` device key.
	54
	55	```sh
	56	hypermosh serve --hyperident --firewall ~/.hypermosh/allowed # allow-list file
	57	hypermosh serve --hyperident --disable-firewall # accept any peer
	58	hypermosh you@<server-pubkey> --hyperident # client
	59	```
	60
	61	> ⚠ An empty allow-list means DENY-ALL. `hypermosh serve --hyperident` with no
	62	> `--firewall` file and no `--disable-firewall` denies every peer — the daemon
	63	> now says so loudly at startup. (An empty allow-list silently denying everyone was
	64	> the original "hypermosh just doesn't connect" bug.)
43	65
44	66	## Install
45	67
46	68	```sh
47		npm install # hyperdht, b4a, hypercore-id-encoding, protomux, compact-encoding
48		# requires `mosh` (mosh-server + mosh-client) installed on both ends
	69	npm install # hyperdht, b4a, hypercore-id-encoding, protomux, bare-* shims
49	70	```
50	71
51		mosh is not bundled — install it via your package manager (`apt install mosh`,
52		`brew install mosh`, …). On a minimal or locked-down target where the package
53		manager can't configure packages, extract the binaries straight from `.deb`s:
	72	mosh is not bundled — bare runs JavaScript, and `mosh-server`/`mosh-client`
	73	are C++ binaries. Install mosh on both ends via your package manager
	74	(`apt install mosh`, `brew install mosh`, …). On a locked-down target where the
	75	package manager can't configure packages, extract the binaries from `.deb`s:
54	76
55	77	```sh
56	78	apt-get download mosh libprotobuf23 libssl3 libutempter0
57	79	for d in *.deb; do dpkg-deb -x "$d" /; done && ldconfig
58	80	```
59	81
	82	If mosh is missing hypermosh now says so plainly ("is mosh installed locally?" /
	83	"mosh-server not runnable") instead of hanging.
	84
60	85	Dual-runtime: Node and [Bare](https://github.com/holepunchto/bare) via the
61		`#node:*` import map (`dgram`→`bare-dgram`, `child_process`→`bare-subprocess`, …).
	86	`#node:*` import map (`net`→`bare-net`, `dgram`→`bare-dgram`,
	87	`child_process`→`bare-subprocess`, …).
62	88
63	89	## CLI
64	90
65	91	```
66	92	hypermosh id # this daemon's server pubkey
67		hypermosh serve [--firewall <file> \| --disable-firewall]
68		hypermosh <name-or-pubkey> [-- cmd...]
	93	hypermosh serve [--hyperident [--firewall <file> \| --disable-firewall]]
	94	hypermosh [user@]<name-or-pubkey> [-- cmd...]
69	95	hypermosh add-name <name> <pubkey> # optional: remember a name
70	96	hypermosh names # list known names
71	97	```
72	98
73		- `serve` runs on its own key (persisted under `~/.hypermosh/`). `--firewall` is an
74		allow-list file of client public keys (one z-base32/hex key per line, `#`
75		comments); `--disable-firewall` accepts any peer.
76		- The client presents an identity keypair (the hyperident vault at `~/.hyperident`)
77		to the daemon's firewall.
78	99	- Names are optional. A raw public key always works; `add-name` records a
79	100	`name -> pubkey` mapping in `~/.hypermosh/names` (SSH-known_hosts style) so you can
80		say `hypermosh myserver`. A future P2P name registry slots in behind the same
81		resolver.
82
83		## Design notes
84
85		- mosh-server daemonizes. `mosh-server new` prints `MOSH CONNECT …` then forks a
86		detached daemon and the spawned parent exits immediately. Do not tie the
87		tunnel socket to that parent's exit — an early `socket.end()` closes the write
88		side before any session data flows. Track the detached pid for cleanup instead.
89		- Attach the data handler immediately (before the hyperdht `open` event) —
90		attaching it inside `open` stalled the read side after the first frame.
91		- No `writable` guard on writes — the UDX stream buffers pre-connection writes,
92		so mosh's earliest packets survive the DHT connect instead of being dropped.
93		- Auto-reconnect = roaming. On stream close the client redials the pubkey; mosh
94		resyncs the session across it.
95		- Bare compatibility. Node globals are not globals in Bare — each one
96		(`process`, `Buffer`, …) must be imported. This code imports `process` and routes
97		`fs`/`dgram`/`child_process`/etc. through the `#node:*` map, so it runs on Bare as
98		well as Node. If you add code touching a Node global directly, expect
99		`process is not defined` on Bare until you import it.
	101	say `hypermosh you@myserver`.
	102
	103	## How it works (default SSH mode)
	104
	105	```
	106	client server (hypermosh serve)
	107	hypermosh you@<key> ─┐ on connection, per stream:
	108	ssh ─TCP─────────► │ one hyperdht stream, framed ├─ ssh channel ⇄ sshd :22
	109	│ • ssh channel (auth+boot) └─ udp channel ⇄ mosh-server
	110	mosh-client ─UDP──►│ • udp channel (mosh data)
	111	└── ssh runs `mosh-server new`, we parse MOSH CONNECT,
	112	bridge its UDP, spawn mosh-client. mosh's SSP does the
	113	rest — survives loss, latency, and roaming.
	114	```
	115
	116	Wire format: typed frames over the reliable stream —
	117	`[uint8 type][uint32 len][payload]` (0 control/JSON, 1 mosh datagram, 2 ssh bytes,
	118	3 ssh-end). The server's UDP bridge is clamped to `127.0.0.1` and mosh's port
	119	range so an authenticated tunnel can't be abused as an arbitrary loopback proxy.
100	120
101	121	## Tests
102	122
103	123	```sh
104		npm test
105		# [1] loopback: UDP echo through the hyperdht tunnel ✅
106		# [2] real mosh: session through the tunnel ✅
107		# [session] one-command mosh session end-to-end ✅ (mosh-dependent tests skip if mosh absent)
	124	npm test # frames (unit) · firewall (root-cause regression) · ssh-mode e2e
	125	npm run test:p2p # relay + one-command loopback (flaky on ONE machine — self-hairpin
	126	# DHT; the real proof is a cross-machine run)
108	127	```
109	128
	129	The `ssh-mode` test stands up an isolated throwaway sshd and runs a full
	130	SSH-login → mosh session end-to-end over hyperdht (skips if sshd/mosh/python3
	131	are absent).
	132
110	133	## License
111	134
112	135	Apache-2.0

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package.json +14 -8

…	…	@@ -4,6 +4,14 @@
4	4	"description": "Resilient, roaming terminal sessions to identity-keyed P2P nodes — mosh tunneled over a hole-punched hyperdht connection. Built for celltron-class nodes (NAT'd, Doze-prone phones) where a plain stream shell dies on every network flap.",
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6	6	"bin": { "hypermosh": "./bin/hypermosh.mjs" },
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	10	"runtime": "bare",
	11	"type": "terminal",
	12	"upgrade": "pgh://fleeky/hypermosh-shell",
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	14	},
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8	16	"imports": {
9	17	"#node:dgram": { "bare": "bare-dgram", "default": "dgram" },
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37	43	"license": "Apache-2.0",
38	44	"author": "hyper-fleeky"

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