I have just read your post: https://www.enterprisedb.com/blog/ssh-tunneling-pgadmin-4
The latest versions of OpenSSH provide tunnelling to local sockets: you can have something like this in your .ssh/config: Host myserver LocalForward 9000 /run/supervisor.sock or the equivalent command line syntax: ssh -L 9000:/run/supervisor.sock myserver I have tried to make use of this with pgAdmin, but unsuccessfully: it insists that the remote end looks like a hostname and a port. It's a shame because authentication on the postgres local socket is completely painless, it just uses my uid, but connecting to the TCP port requires a password and blah blah. Do you know if there are plans to add this very convenient feature to pgAdmin? Ian
