so no more ip static madness and no .onion address slowliness (?)
one of the coolest things about commando (https://docs.corelightning.org/reference/commando) is that it exposes all CLN rpcs over the lightning network.
this gets way more powerful when you realize CLN plugins can extend CLN remote procedure calls.
for example, I made a plugin that exposes all bitcoin-core RPCs as CLN rpcs.
this enables you to create super secure client software that enables remote access to your bitcoin node, something not typically possible without complex setups.
since running a CLN node typically requires running a bitcoin node next to it, this makes CLN a way to securely access your bitcoin node remotely without VPN, and with granular, per-rpc access controls.
I even built a web interface for my bitcoin-core node using this technique. I'll try to do the same as a notedeck app! remote bitcoin-core interface!
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this is for lightning nodes that have publicly accessible ips, could work over tor too if you don’t have that. I use my static ip at home but if i didn’t have that i would just use dyndns
oh understand, I was thinking was sorta of lightning messages with native onion routing pubkey discovery