Yggdrasil

Yggdrasil is an experimental encrypted mesh network — every participant gets a permanent, globally routable IPv6 address.

tilde.horse operates a Yggdrasil node with the following details:

• IPv6: 202:cbff:6f7f:fa95:c6e9:3768:a96e:d1c8
• Public Key: 2680121000ad4722d912ead225c6fed7a2777cf4e6f2c492ad7bbb6e246845fe
• DNS: ygg.tilde.horse

tilde.horse also operates the following peers in Spokane, WA:

• quic://tilde.horse:1337
• tls://tilde.horse:6969
• tcp://tilde.horse:42069

yggstack

yggstack is a lightweight Yggdrasil implementation that runs without root or a TUN adapter. It can expose a locally hosted service to a Yggdrasil address, or forward traffic to a remote Yggdrasil service — all over a SOCKS5 proxy or TCP port forwarder.

1. Generate a config (this creates your permanent Yggdrasil address):

yggstack -genconf > yggdrasil.conf

2. Add ~horse peers to the Peers section of yggdrasil.conf:

"Peers": [
    "quic://tilde.horse:1337",
    "tls://tilde.horse:6969",
    "tcp://tilde.horse:42069"
]

3. Expose a local service to your Yggdrasil address (e.g. a web server on port 8080):

yggstack -useconffile yggdrasil.conf -remote-tcp 80:127.0.0.1:8080