Quic

3 open source tools found

hysteria

A high-speed, censorship-resistant proxy that excels on lossy networks using a custom QUIC protocol.

A powerful, lightning-fast, and censorship-resistant proxy tool designed for unreliable networks.

Delete the binary and config files. If installed as a system service, stop and disable it first (e.g., systemctl stop hysteria && systemctl disable hysteria), then remove all related files.

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iroh

Dial by public key, not IP address. Modular Rust networking with automatic hole-punching and relay fallback.

IP addresses break, dial keys instead. Iroh is a modular Rust networking stack that lets you connect by public key, with automatic hole-punching and relay fallback.

Remove the iroh dependency from your Cargo.toml and run cargo update. If you cloned the repo, delete the directory.

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algernon

All-in-one self-contained web server with built-in Lua, Markdown, databases and HTTP/2/QUIC – zero config.

Algernon is a small self-contained web server that bundles Lua, Markdown, Pongo2, Amber, Sass, JSX, multiple databases, user permissions and rate limiting in a single executable. Supports QUIC, HTTP/2, and plain HTTP out of the box.

Delete the Algernon binary. If installed via `go install`, run `rm $(which algernon)` or remove from Go module cache.

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