Support using a path on the remote side

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Unix domain socket forwarding support was added in Core Tunnel version 1.3.3:

Core Tunnel 1.3.3 Release Notes

[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:

How to forward Unix domain sockets

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: [image] The equivalent ssh command: ssh -L/tmp/foo.sock:mydataba…

Feel free to comment if you have any questions about it.