On 23/03/2006, at 21:01, Mike Kent wrote:

I log onto the remote server via ssh, and I've seen comments to the

effect that I can use the '-L' command-line option to ssh to solve this

problem.  I've tried it, but must not be doing it correctly, as I'm

still getting the access error.


ssh -N [EMAIL PROTECTED] -L 80:localhost:80

Should open a tunnel to your server on port 80. However, you *might* need to add a temporary line to your /etc/hosts for your servers hostname pointing to localhost so links work correctly. There's probably  a better way to do this last step but this is the dirty hack I  use :)

Alberto

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