On Friday 12 May 2006 18:57, Marco Calviani wrote: > Hi list, > i have a question regarding shfs. I'm use to connect a remote > computer (let's call it C) from a linux machine (A) via ssh passing > through a *nix gateway (B). I would like to be able to transfer data > from C to A as easy as possible. Since B works only as a gateway i'm > not able to save anything into it. Is there a way to use shfs (or > similar) in order to reach this objective?
I suppose you do something like a$ ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] b$ ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] c$ and, from there, you want to copy stuff from c to a and viceversa. The simplest way I can think of right now is to do a port forwarding, ie: a$ ssh -L 2222:c.com:22 [EMAIL PROTECTED] b$ ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] c$ In fact, you don't even need to connect to c. >From now on, open a new terminal on a and you can do (to copy files from c to a): a$ scp -P 2222 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/path/to/file/on/c /destination/path/on/a You can also reverse things and use the -R option to start the copy from c (but you need to have the ssh daemon running on a in this case). Man ssh will give you the details. -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
