Forward all your stuff through ssh tunnel.
There is a lot of examples out there how this could be useful, for example, check out "SSH Tunnel - Local and Remote Port Forwarding Explained With Examples"
$ ssh -L 9000:imgur.com:80 example.com
new Adit('9000:imgur.com:80 example.com'/*, password*/).forward().then(adit => {
console.log('success');
adit.close();
});
$ ssh -R 9000:localhost:3000 example.com
new Adit('9000:localhost:3000 example.com'/*, password*/).reverse().then(adit => {
console.log('success');
adit.close();
});
let server = new Adit(...);
server.on('ready', ...);
server.on('tcp connection', ...)
server.on('error', ...);
server.on('data', ...);
server.forward(...).then(...);
import Adit from 'adit';
let adit = new Adit({
host: `example.com`
// Everything else is optional
// username: 'tester' // By default, `USER` environment variable will be used
// port: 22, // 22 By default
// Or port range -
// port: [22, 23], the first available port of the three will be used
// Also, see "Authentification strategy" below -
// "agent": "path",
// "password": "pass",
// "key": Buffer
});
// Or just
let adit = new Adit('example.com');
// `3` - is how many times we want to try to connect, before bailing out */
adit.open(3).then(connection => {
// At this point we established connection with remote server
// Forward all connections from **local** server to remote one
connection.out({
// from
host: 'example.com'
port: 80
}, {
// To
host: 'localhost'
port: 8080,
// Or port range -
// port: [25, 28], the first available port of the three will be used
}).then(() => {
// Forwarding is enabled
});
// Forward all connections from **remote** server to local one
connection.in({
// from
host: 'example.com'
port: 80,
// Or port range -
// port: [25, 28], the first available port of the three will be used
}, {
// To
host: 'localhost'
port: 8080
}).then(() => {
// Forwarding is enabled
});
}, error => {
console.error(error);
});
adit.on('error', () => {
// Report error
});
// Then, after awhile you would want to close it
adit.close();
- If
password
is defined - use it - If
agent
orkey
is defined explicitly - use one of them, prioritize theagent
- If
agent
orkey
is not passed - use environment varibles (SSH_AUTH_SOCK
foragent
)
Note: if key
is used, assume it is added without passphrase, otherwise you should use agent