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Robert Mibus. Father, geek, sysadmin, developer.
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- Moving!
- Making GNOME-Shell plugins save their config
- ping -f[aux flood]
- Multiple SSH port-forwards, all in a row…
- GNOME-Shell multi-timezone clock
- NetWorker – Random stalling
- IPv6 for SysAdmins
- Doctor Who, sans Python-iView
- Letter To the ABC, re the takedown of Python-iView
- When life gives you lemons… ask for oranges.
Tag Archives: ssh
Multiple SSH port-forwards, all in a row…
Sometimes, you really need to get from point “A” to point “B”, but you can’t. Restrictive firewalls, poor change control, you don’t own the infrastructure, or maybe it’s just “temporary” and you don’t want to have to go to all … Continue reading
Hacky IP forwarding with IP aliases and SSH
We interrupt your regularly scheduled broadcast of quality sysadmin programming to bring you a brief announcement on using SSH and hacky port forwards to access something via a LAN IP over the Internet. If I have a server at home … Continue reading