davidpenn
September 8, 2018, 12:54pm
1
This is a very common tunnel I use almost daily to access a servers docker daemon if this functionality could be added to Core Tunnel would be awesome!!
ssh -NTL 127.0.0.1:2375:/var/run/docker.sock core@host
yang
September 9, 2018, 1:53am
2
Very clear and reasonable feature, you will see it in next update
yang
November 13, 2018, 3:01am
3
Unix domain socket forwarding support was added in Core Tunnel version 1.3.3 :
[Version 1.3.3] - 2018-11-12
Added
Supports Unix socket in port forwardings (@davidpenn )
IPv6 addresses can be recognized
Add a sync indicator at top-right corner of tag list pane
Supports Dark Mode in macOS Mojave
Now you can attach or detach a tag of a tunnel by drag and drop it
Add David Penn (@davidpenn ) to special thanks
Row actions for tunnel list
Changed
Improve the visualization of port forwarding list
Enhance the stability and performance
Other user interface improvements
Fixed
Fix…
And I wrote a simple guide for this feature:
Core Tunnel supports Unix domain socket forwarding. This feature allows a Unix domain socket on the local machine to be forward to a remote TCP port, or a remote TCP port to be forwarded to a local Unix domain socket—using the same syntax that OpenSSH supports for forwarding to TCP ports. For example, a remote PostgreSQL database instance could be connected over a secure SSH channel to a Unix domain socket on the local machine:
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The equivalent ssh command:
ssh -L/tmp/foo.sock:mydataba…
Feel free to comment if you have any questions about it.
