how to run a tunnel in the background as part of a shell script

I can use the SSH -L command to tunnel a local port and then separately run Gnucash and this works fine. What I'd like to do is use a single ...

Today, I'm sharing a lightweight Bash script I wrote to set up and monitor an SSH tunnel. It's simple, portable, and gives you real-time ...

I've written a 3 line bash script to tunnel, run git, and shut down the tunnel. I'm happily cloning, pushing and pulling from all over the place to my ...

This bash script checks whether port connection is open (in periodically, if you use Crontab) by using /dev/tcp. It automatically detects whether tunneling is ...

You can do this cleanly with an ssh 'control socket'. To talk to an already-running SSH process and get it's pid, kill it etc.

I have a server where i will be logging into the server from my local machine and create a tunnel. I have a bash script which is not creating tunnel.

command 1: open the tunnel (run on background) ssh -N -L port:host:5432 user@$ip -i ~/.ssh/key.pub & · command 2: connect to db through tunnel ...

Try this script: #!/bin/bash remote_host=rpi.local remote_port=10022 local_port=22 cmd=ssh -fN -R ${remote_port}:localhost:${local_port} ...

All I want to do is from within a bash script, open a ssh tunnel and put it in the background so it will continue to run after the script ends, but I also need ...

Hello,. How can I write a bash script that will ssh into a server, then ssh into another server within that server? Hope I'm making sense.