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README.md

Podterminal

This project is a small go reverse proxy that spins up a container for each session, allowing multiple simultaneous Users to use Webtop in their own, separate session. A good illustration is this: Webtop Inception

Building

To build the project, you can just use "make"

Running

To run the built binary, just execute it as root. You will have to have Podman installed and its socket enabled. Currently you have to set the Image, port etc. directly in the Source Code, however that should be eventually moved into a config file.