On Fri, 9 Aug 2019, 'Grant Taylor' via vim_use wrote:
Any idea?
Yes.
Teach OpenSSH how to get to the host by putting entries in the OpenSSH
/client/ configuration file; ~/.ssh/config or system wide
/etc/ssh/ssh_config. E.g.
Host targetHost
ProxyCommand ssh -W %h:%p tunnel-host
Host tunnel-host
# any options you might want here
This teaches any and all OpenSSH clients how to get to targetHost without
needing to specify additional command line options. I.e. you can run the
following command:
gvim scp://targetHost+path
(G)vim doesn't need to worry about /how/ scp connects. OpenSSH's scp command
deals with that transparently.
Good suggestion but isn't this forcing any ssh connection to pass through the
tunnel? I would prefer something less radical or that, at least, I can easily
switch off without touching every time the ssh configuration.
Walter
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