Contact person: Business Client

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Location: kerala, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"What I Already Have
• A customized fork of sish (Go-based reverse SSH tunneling server).
• Custom SSH session UI (UI) added successfully.
• The server binary builds cleanly (sish compiled).
• Systemd service created for auto-start.
• Reverse tunnel works (subdomain assignment, HTTP/HTTPS forwarding).
• Domain + ports + DNS are already configured.

Current Problems
1. Sish fails to start under systemd — crashes with:
• Missing templates directory (templates/*)
• Wrong working directory
• Missing SSL folder for CertMagic
• Public SSH keys placed in private key folder (causing parse errors)
2. Static folders (templates, deploy/keys, deploy/ssl) are not wired correctly.
3. Paths are inconsistent between how sish expects them and where my files currently live.
4. Need stable startup + clean config without crashing.

What I Need the Developer To Do

(Short, precise, real tasks)
1. Fix directory structure for the custom sish build:
• Ensure deploy/keys (private keys),
• deploy/pubkeys (public auth keys),
• deploy/ssl (cert storage),
• templates/ (HTML templates)
are set up correctly where sish expects.
2. Fix all path-related panics so the systemd service starts cleanly every time.
3. Configure systemd properly:
• Correct working directory
• Correct ExecStart path
• Correct flags for HTTPS, keys, templates, and certificates.
4. Verify the full flow works:
• SSH connect
• Random subdomain assignment
• HTTP/HTTPS forwarding
• Custom UI displays inside the SSH session
• No panics, no crash loops
5. Deliver a clean working setup with:
• Fixed Go code (only if needed)
• Correct folder layout
• Working systemd service
• Simple README explaining how to run/restart.

Output Needed
• A fully running tunneling server on my VPS
• No crashes, no missing directory errors
• Custom UI working in every SSH session
• HTTPS certificates working
• Stable systemd service" (client-provided description)