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Arkham
Tux's lil' helper
Joined: 30 Aug 2004
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Location: Quilpue, Chile
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 Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 4:01 pm Post subject: SSH via PROXY (console) |
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Hi folks
I set up my home-box with sshd... Also I managed to get a "computer" working here at work (P II 233 Mhz, 3x32Mb PC-100) wich obvioulsy runs gentoo (someday I´ll tell you the hell the instalation was because...)
I´m behind a proxy =/ . As you can imagine, the gentoo@work.box is not running X, and I would like to SSH my home-box
I´ve read that you can do that setting the proxy settings in putty, but putty only works in X..
Any ideas how to do that via Console??
Any program I´m missing?
Thx
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moocha
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Joined: 21 Oct 2003
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You didn't mention the type of your proxy - HTTP or Socks?
If it's Socks, you could just emerge the dante package, sonfigure /etc/socks.conf and run a socksified ssh via | Code: | | socksify ssh user@home.box |
instead of plain If it's a HTTP proxy, you'll need to set up a HTTP tunnel server on your home box and a HTTP tunnel client on your work box - don't know which packages are provided by portage for that, try searching around http://packages.gentoo.org 
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scap1784
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Here is what you need to do...
connect.c can be found at http://www.taiyo.co.jp/~gotoh/ssh/connect.html
taken from my wiki howto
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We will be using connect.c to allow our ssh client to tunnel through the proxy.
1. Download the source from the location noted above
2. With the connect.c file in the same directory make the connect program with the following command. make connect
3. Move ./connect to /usr/bin/
4. Edit or create ~/.ssh/config so that it looks like the following
Host "Domain Name or IP of the server"
ProxyCmmand connect -H "proxyAddress:port" %h %p
* For more information on further options please see the connect.c website listed above.
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