On Tue, 3 Oct 2000, Karl J. Runge wrote:
>> Can't you just tunnel FTP over SSH? *handwave*
>
> How do you handle the data port (i.e. 20) auxiliary connection(s)?
If you can force your FTP client to use a specific listening port for the
data channel, you can do this.
> With either PASV or not, still seems there is a random-unknown port
> number that has to be redired/tunnelled...
PASV is much tricker, because the server picks an arbitrary port, which the
client must connect to. You could do this by debugging the connection,
looking for the server's port, and then setting up a second SSH session to
forward that port as well, but that is rather disgusting.
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