Contributed by sean on from the OpenSSH, turning more tricks every day dept.
I use SSH extensively, and have written down the tricks I have learned (most of them I use daily) in a few articles.Have fun!
These tricks make my daily job easy and it seems not all of the people I meet use them.
- Using SSH keys
- Simple distribution of SSH keys.
- An ssh-agent(1) trick
- SSH sessions via stepstone hosts.
- Punching through firewalls with Putty and sshd(8)
Please be aware that these tricks were not "invented" by me, Google/all-of-you have helped me in it.
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By Anthony (68.145.117.155) undeadly@arbitraryconstant.com on
/usr/bin/ssh ssh -T -q -q -e none -i $MYKEY $USER@HOST
in inetd, using a key bound to a socat command on the other end. This avoids the need for persistent SSH connections or daemons to manage them, but also avoids the need to use custom command lines in stuff that doesn't necessarily support it, or support it well. Completely transparent, if you can stomach the lag in establishing the connection.
By Anonymous Coward (141.113.86.23) on
http://chainssh.sourceforge.net/
chainssh is a shell script to smplify the ssh login via multiple sshgateways/firewallgateaways.
best bob
By Anonymous Coward (195.241.94.180) on
I get the following error when doing step 5 at my work office:
"Proxy error: 502 Proxy Error (The specified Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) port is not allowed. ISA server is not configured to allow SSL requests from this port. Most Web browsers use port 443 for SSL requests)
By Anonymous Coward (66.31.226.160) on
nice way to get some page views for your ads...