rename my-devices.net to remote.macchina.io

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diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelAgent/README.md b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelAgent/README.md
@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ This setting specifies the domain UUID which is used to associate the device wit
 or user group. It can also be used to group devices. The value should be an all lower-case
 UUID like `d5f6e710-49c9-4e21-9cd7-2ae0054c3f13`. How domains are assigned to devices
 and users depends on the specific macchina.io REMOTE server instance. For example, the
-[public test server](https://reflector.my-devices.net) assigns a unique domain UUID to
+[public test server](https://reflector.remote.macchina.io) assigns a unique domain UUID to
 each new registered user account.
 
 Please note that it's not allowed to change the domain UUID of an already registered device

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelAgent/WebTunnelAgent.properties b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelAgent/WebTunnelAgent.properties
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ webtunnel.https.enable = false
 # If your WebTunnelAgent build does not support SSL/TLS,
 # replace https with http. The connection between device
 # and reflector server will not be secure in that case.
-webtunnel.reflectorURI = https://reflector.my-devices.net
+webtunnel.reflectorURI = https://remote.macchina.io
 
 # The username of the device. Consists of device ID and
 # domain UUID, separated by '@'. Should not be changed.

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelAgent/etc/init.d/WebTunnelAgent b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelAgent/etc/init.d/WebTunnelAgent
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 # Default-Start:     2 3 4 5
 # Default-Stop:      0 1 6
 # X-Interactive:     true
-# Short-Description: Start/stop my-devices.net WebTunnelAgent
+# Short-Description: Start/stop macchina.io REMOTE WebTunnelAgent
 ### END INIT INFO
 
 . /lib/lsb/init-functions

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelClient/README.md b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelClient/README.md
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ via command-line arguments. Some settings can also be set using a configuration
 information on configuration files), but in most cases no configuration file is needed.
 
 To run `remote-client`, you'll need to specify the URL of the remote device to connect
-to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net), as well as
+to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io), as well as
 the remote port number - the port number on the device you want to connect to, and the
 local port number - the port number on your machine that will be forwarded to the device's
 remote port.
@@ -47,13 +47,13 @@ For example, to forward the SSH port (22) of an embedded Linux device to your lo
 machine (port 2222), run:
 
 ```
-remote-client https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net -R 22 -L 2222
+remote-client https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io -R 22 -L 2222
 ```
 
 If running on Windows, the parameters must be passed Windows-style:
 
 ```
-remote-client https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net /remote 22 /local 2222
+remote-client https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io /remote 22 /local 2222
 ```
 
 `remote-client` will prompt for your macchina.io REMOTE username and password.
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ to specify the command. Arguments for the command can be specified at the end of
 command-line, separated by `--`. Example:
 
 ```
-remote-client https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net -R 22 -L 2222 -C ssh -- -p 22 localhost
+remote-client https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io -R 22 -L 2222 -C ssh -- -p 22 localhost
 ```
 
 Given command to execute, `remote-client` will terminate as soon as the specified program has

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelClient/src/WebTunnelClient.cpp b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelClient/src/WebTunnelClient.cpp
@@ -263,9 +263,9 @@ class WebTunnelClient: public Poco::Util::ServerApplication
 			"<Remote-URI> specifies the URI of the remote device via the\n"
 			"macchina.io REMOTE server, e.g.:\n"
 #if defined(WEBTUNNEL_ENABLE_TLS)
-			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #else
-			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #endif
 			"\n\n"
 			"The following command-line options are supported:"s

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelRDP/README.md b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelRDP/README.md
@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ via command-line arguments. Some settings can also be set using a configuration
 information on configuration files), but in most cases no configuration file is needed.
 
 To run `remote-rdp`, you'll need to specify the URL of the remote device to connect
-to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net).
+to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io).
 
 ```
-remote-rdp https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net
+remote-rdp https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io
 ```
 
 `remote-rdp` will prompt for your macchina.io REMOTE username and password and

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelRDP/src/WebTunnelRDP.cpp b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelRDP/src/WebTunnelRDP.cpp
@@ -221,9 +221,9 @@ class WebTunnelRDP: public Poco::Util::Application
 			"<Remote-URI> specifies the URI of the remote device via the\n"
 			"macchina.io REMOTE server, e.g.:\n"
 #if defined(WEBTUNNEL_ENABLE_TLS)
-			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #else
-			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #endif
 			"\n\n"
 			"The following command-line options are supported:"s

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSCP/README.md b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSCP/README.md
@@ -18,19 +18,19 @@ via command-line arguments. Some settings can also be set using a configuration
 information on configuration files), but in most cases no configuration file is needed.
 
 To run `remote-scp`, you'll need to specify the macchina.io REMOTE fully-qualified
-host name of the remote device to connect to (e.g. 8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net),
+host name of the remote device to connect to (e.g. 8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io),
 as well as the SSH login to connect with.
 
-To copy a file (`file.txt`) from the remote device (`8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net`)
+To copy a file (`file.txt`) from the remote device (`8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io`)
 to the local machine's current directory (`.`), using remote SSH login `pi`:
 ```
-remote-scp pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net:file.txt .
+remote-scp pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io:file.txt .
 ```
 
 To copy a file (`file.txt`) from the local machine to the home directory on the remote device
-(`8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net`), using remote SSH login `pi`:
+(`8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io`), using remote SSH login `pi`:
 ```
-remote-scp file.txt pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net:
+remote-scp file.txt pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io:
 ```
 
 `remote-scp` will prompt for your macchina.io REMOTE username and password, set-up
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ are given on the `remote-scp` command-line, separated with a `--`. For example,
 a private key for authentication:
 
 ```
-remote-scp -- -i ~/.ssh/mysecret pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net:file.txt .
+remote-scp -- -i ~/.ssh/mysecret pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io:file.txt .
 ```
 
 On Windows, the `--` is not required.

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSCP/src/WebTunnelSCP.cpp b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSCP/src/WebTunnelSCP.cpp
@@ -220,7 +220,7 @@ class WebTunnelSCP: public Poco::Util::Application
 			"connection to a remote host via the macchina.io REMOTE server.\n\n"
 			"A remote source or target is specified by using the macchina.io REMOTE\n"
 			"device hostname, in the form <user>@<hostname>:<file>, like with scp:\n"
-			"pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net:file.txt"
+			"pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io:file.txt"
 			"\n\n"
 			"The following command-line options are supported:"s
 		);

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSFTP/README.md b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSFTP/README.md
@@ -18,24 +18,24 @@ via command-line arguments. Some settings can also be set using a configuration
 information on configuration files), but in most cases no configuration file is needed.
 
 To run `remote-sftp`, you'll need to specify the URL of the remote device to connect
-to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net), as well as the
+to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io), as well as the
 user name to connect to.
 
 ```
-remote-sftp -l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net
+remote-sftp -l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io
 ```
 
 If running on Windows, the parameters must be passed Windows-style:
 
 ```
-remote-sftp /l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net
+remote-sftp /l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io
 ```
 
 It's also possible to specify remote username and the remote device address in a single
 argument:
 
 ```
-remote-sftp pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net
+remote-sftp pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io
 ```
 
 On Windows, `remote-sftp` first looks for `sftp.exe`, which is available in newer
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ are given on the `remote-sftp` command-line, separated with a `--`. For example,
 a private key for authentication:
 
 ```
-remote-sftp -l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net -- -i ~/.ssh/mysecret
+remote-sftp -l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io -- -i ~/.ssh/mysecret
 ```
 
 On Windows, the `--` is not required.

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSFTP/src/WebTunnelSFTP.cpp b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSFTP/src/WebTunnelSFTP.cpp
@@ -233,9 +233,9 @@ class WebTunnelSFTP: public Poco::Util::Application
 			"<Remote-URI> specifies the URI of the remote device via the\n"
 			"macchina.io REMOTE server, e.g.:\n"
 #if defined(WEBTUNNEL_ENABLE_TLS)
-			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #else
-			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #endif
 			"\n\n"
 			"The following command-line options are supported:"s

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSSH/README.md b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSSH/README.md
@@ -17,23 +17,23 @@ via command-line arguments. Some settings can also be set using a configuration
 information on configuration files), but in most cases no configuration file is needed.
 
 To run `remote-ssh`, you'll need to specify the URL of the remote device to connect
-to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net), as well as the
+to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io), as well as the
 user name to connect to.
 
 ```
-remote-ssh -l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net
+remote-ssh -l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io
 ```
 
 If running on Windows, the parameters must be passed Windows-style:
 
 ```
-remote-ssh /l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net
+remote-ssh /l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io
 ```
 
 It is also possible to specify remote username and remote device address in one argument:
 
 ```
-remote-ssh pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net
+remote-ssh pi@8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io
 ```
 
 On Windows, `remote-ssh` first looks for `ssh.exe`, which is
@@ -81,13 +81,13 @@ client program which is a bit easier to use.
 To copy a file `file.txt` to the remote system using `scp` with `remote-ssh`:
 
 ```
-remote-ssh --scp https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net file.txt pi@localhost:file.txt
+remote-ssh --scp https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io file.txt pi@localhost:file.txt
 ```
 
 or, on Windows 10 (with SSH):
 
 ```
-remote-ssh /scp https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net file.txt pi@localhost:file.txt
+remote-ssh /scp https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io file.txt pi@localhost:file.txt
 ```
 
 Note that the remote host name must be specified as `localhost` in this case, as
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ are given on the `remote-ssh` command-line, separated with a `--`. For example,
 a private key for authentication:
 
 ```
-remote-ssh -l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net -- -i ~/.ssh/mysecret
+remote-ssh -l pi https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io -- -i ~/.ssh/mysecret
 ```
 
 ### Passing a Command or Script to the SSH Client
@@ -111,15 +111,15 @@ To do so, specify the command using the `--command` (short: `-m`; Windows: `/com
 The given command will be passed to `ssh` after the extra options and the hostname:
 
 ```
-remote-ssh -l pi -m "ls -l" https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net
+remote-ssh -l pi -m "ls -l" https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io
 ```
 
 This can also be used to run a script (via pipe of redirection of stdin).
 However, in this case, the macchina.io REMOTE username and password must be passed as
 command-line arguments, and `bash` or another shell must be specified as command to execute via `ssh`:
 
 ```
-remote-ssh -l pi -u rmuser -p rmpasswd -m bash https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net <script.sh
+remote-ssh -l pi -u rmuser -p rmpasswd -m bash https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io <script.sh
 ```
 
 ### Command-Line Arguments Help

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSSH/src/WebTunnelSSH.cpp b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelSSH/src/WebTunnelSSH.cpp
@@ -260,9 +260,9 @@ class WebTunnelSSH: public Poco::Util::Application
 			"<Remote-URI> specifies the URI of the remote device via the\n"
 			"macchina.io REMOTE server, e.g.:\n"
 #if defined(WEBTUNNEL_ENABLE_TLS)
-			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #else
-			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #endif
 			"\n\n"
 			"The following command-line options are supported:"s

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelVNC/README.md b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelVNC/README.md
@@ -21,10 +21,10 @@ via command-line arguments. Some settings can also be set using a configuration
 information on configuration files), but in most cases no configuration file is needed.
 
 To run `remote-vnc`, you'll need to specify the URL of the remote device to connect
-to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net).
+to (e.g. https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io).
 
 ```
-remote-vnc https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net
+remote-vnc https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io
 ```
 
 `remote-vnc` will prompt for your macchina.io REMOTE username and password and
@@ -43,13 +43,13 @@ The name of the VNC viewer executable can be changed by setting the
 command-line parameter:
 
 ```
-remote-vnc https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net -Dvncviewer.executable=myvncviewer
+remote-vnc https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io -Dvncviewer.executable=myvncviewer
 ```
 
 Or, on Windows:
 
 ```
-remote-vnc https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net /define:vncviewer.executable=myvncviewer
+remote-vnc https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io /define:vncviewer.executable=myvncviewer
 ```
 
 

diff --git a/WebTunnel/WebTunnelVNC/src/WebTunnelVNC.cpp b/WebTunnel/WebTunnelVNC/src/WebTunnelVNC.cpp
@@ -202,9 +202,9 @@ class WebTunnelVNC: public Poco::Util::Application
 			"<Remote-URI> specifies the URI of the remote device via the\n"
 			"macchina.io REMOTE server, e.g.:\n"
 #if defined(WEBTUNNEL_ENABLE_TLS)
-			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"https://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #else
-			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.my-devices.net"
+			"http://8ba57423-ec1a-4f31-992f-a66c240cbfa0.remote.macchina.io"
 #endif
 			"\n\n"
 			"The following command-line options are supported:"s