From b8a265a95d3f06e9a6d7f56e86affaaf4306bcec Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mueller_minki Date: Sun, 4 Oct 2026 19:28:21 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Fix CSS naming mistake --- web/patchbay_web/templates/help.html | 34 ++++++++++++++-------------- 1 file changed, 17 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/web/patchbay_web/templates/help.html b/web/patchbay_web/templates/help.html index c77f8c4..9503ccd 100644 --- a/web/patchbay_web/templates/help.html +++ b/web/patchbay_web/templates/help.html @@ -3,23 +3,23 @@ {% block content %}

Help

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Overview

PatchBay forwards ports between Linux machines over SSH. One machine is the target: it runs this web UI and is reachable from the internet. Every other machine is a client: it keeps an SSH connection open to the target, so it needs no open ports and can sit behind NAT.

You decide what goes where by wiring nodes on the Patch page, like cables on a patch panel. A source is a service you want to reach (for example a web server on a client), a sink is where it shows up (for example a public port on the target). All traffic passes through the target, which counts it for the Stats page.

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Getting started

  1. Install a client with ./install.sh --role client and set TargetHost (and TargetPort) in /etc/patchbay/patchbay.conf.
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Patch editor

  • Add creates a node in the middle of the view. Fill in its fields; changes are saved automatically and applied straight away.
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  • Moving around: drag empty space to pan, scroll to zoom, Fit shows everything.
  • Selecting: click a node, or right-drag a box over several nodes (hold Shift to add to the selection). Drag the header of any selected node to move them all. Delete removes the selected nodes.
  • Tidy snaps all nodes to the grid and keeps them on it while it is switched on.
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  • Each sink shows its state at the bottom: live traffic and open connections, or what is wrong (see Status messages).
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  • Each sink shows its state at the bottom: live traffic and open connections, or what is wrong (see Status messages).
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Node types

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Label is a free-text name shown in Stats. Interface suggestions come from the tun interfaces each host reports.

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Visitor addresses

Normally a service behind PatchBay sees every visitor as coming from PatchBay itself (for example 127.0.0.1). Every sink has two optional checkboxes to pass the real address on. Only one can be on at a time.

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Services and Stats

Services lists the listening ports on every host with the program behind them, which helps to fill in source addresses. Use Refresh now to ask all hosts for a fresh list.

Stats shows traffic per sink: current rates, open connections and history from the last hour up to all time. "In" is traffic towards the service, "out" is traffic back to the visitor. How long history is kept is set under Settings.

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Settings and login

  • Logging in takes your password plus a 6-digit code sent by email. Too many failed attempts block your address for a while.
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Status messages