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> Hmm, I don't get it. Why would this .ssh/config not work? |
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> Host gateway |
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> Hostname gateway.example.com |
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> User alan |
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> LocalForward 1111 cvs.example.com:22 |
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> Host cvs |
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> Hostname localhost |
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> Port 1111 |
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> User alan |
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> You log in at gateway first, and during that session you can access the |
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> CVS server with 'ssh cvs', or use CVS via CVSROOT=:ext:cvs:/var/cvs. |
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> Can't you? |
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You missed Alan's point - the ssh forwarding works, but cvs doesnt appear to |
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support using a non-standard destination port. |
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So if cvs is that lame, perhaps an ugly iptables prerouting hack is the only |
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option? |
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