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A tiny reverse proxy that gates any web app behind a single shared password. No users, no database, no OAuth — just one binary, one password, one login page.

5 starsRust

Hodor – A tiny reverse proxy that gates any web app behind a password

by michidk·May 16, 2026·1 point·0 comments

AI Analysis

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Tiny Rust binary gates apps behind a password when Authelia feels like overkill.

Strengths
  • Streaming proxy handles large uploads without buffering the entire request in memory.
  • Runs from a scratch Docker image, resulting in a tiny ~5MB attack surface.
  • Layered config system allows overrides via TOML file or environment variables.
Weaknesses
  • Single shared password lacks audit trails or per-user access control capabilities.
  • No built-in support for multiple upstreams or path-based routing rules.
Category
Target Audience

Self-hosters and developers deploying internal tools

Similar To

Authelia · Forward Auth · oauth2-proxy

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