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ssh config file "-N" option equivalent
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g.da...@gmail.com
Dec 14, 2005, 4:23:31 PM12/14/05
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Is there an equivalent of ssh's "-N" command line option in
~/.ssh/config file? I have all kind of port forwardings set in config
file, like for example:
Host rdp-forwarding
HostName unix.example.com
User g.da.luz
LocalForward 3389 windows.example.com:3389
But after issuing "ssh rdp-forwarding" command, I am logged onto remote
machine (and port forwarding if set, of course), which I don't want...
~/.ssh/config file? I have all kind of port forwardings set in config
file, like for example:
Host rdp-forwarding
HostName unix.example.com
User g.da.luz
LocalForward 3389 windows.example.com:3389
But after issuing "ssh rdp-forwarding" command, I am logged onto remote
machine (and port forwarding if set, of course), which I don't want...
Thanks.
Darren Tucker
Dec 14, 2005, 9:20:33 PM12/14/05
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On 2005-12-14, g.da...@gmail.com <g.da...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there an equivalent of ssh's "-N" command line option in
> ~/.ssh/config file?
> Is there an equivalent of ssh's "-N" command line option in
> ~/.ssh/config file?
In OpenSSH, no.
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