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Currently, the program is used to kick out timed-out streaming clients through the API. However, it has been observed that anyone with a basic understanding of SRS can view and even kick out legitimate clients. Is there any way to avoid this issue?
I saw a post earlier that mentioned listening to port 1985 on 127.0.0.1 and then using another HTTP proxy to achieve this. Could you please explain how to implement the above method in a Docker deployment environment?
- SRS version:
v3
- Deployment method: k8s
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APIHTTP-API, HTTP-Callback, etc.HTTP-API, HTTP-Callback, etc.EnhancementImprovement or enhancement.Improvement or enhancement.FeatureIt's a new feature.It's a new feature.TransByAITranslated by AI/GPT.Translated by AI/GPT.