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On 22 July 2010 16:20, William Kenworthy <billk@×××××××××.au> wrote: |
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> Zebedee is a port based tunnel when only a single (or a few) ports needs |
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> tunneling between two end points - designed originally for vnc type |
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> connections and works great over low bandwidth and poor quality |
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> connections. |
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> ssh tunnel - similar to zebedee but Ive found it flakey and unreliable |
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> with anything other than a good connection between two end points, far |
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> prefer zebedee for this, but ssh is on almost everything by default |
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> these days. |
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I finally got a simple variation working with SSH. I have a web app |
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running on localhost:8080 which I can now access on my.server.com:8080 |
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by executing (on localhost): |
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ssh -f -N -q -R my.server.com:8080:localhost:8080 my.server.com |
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I can't figure out how to do this with zebedee, though. I think it |
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must be some combination of "listenmode" and "clientmode" but I can't |
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seem to come up with the right sequence of commands. |
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Any pointers? |
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