Great post, thanks for the info.
I wonder if I can install socat on my tomato router..
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hubbaloo
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I was able to find a solution and posted it on my blog
http://stonezdup.com/2012/03/ssh-tunneling-with-squeezebox-and-squeezeplay/
as well as on the slimdevices Bugzilla
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8800. To hit as many
eyeballs as possible, I'm reposting the text from the Bugzilla
Thanks again welom for your attempt.
I've decided to try to return my Touch to Logitech for a refund, as
there seems to be no evidence that this will ever be fixed. It's too
bad.
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dagordon
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I came across this:
http://zarb.org/~gc/html/udp-in-ssh-tunneling.html
and tried the suggestion at the bottom: to forward the upd-traffic via
socat. So I added port 9011 to my tcp-tunnel to tunnel the upd traffic
for port 3483 across it.
Code:
Server side: socat tcp4-l
welom;568074 Wrote:
> hmm.. actually it does not work. Squeezeplay immediately switched back
> to the previous server when selecting 127.0.0.1, that's why i thought
> it successfully connected to localhost.
>
> Sorry..
Well thank you for the attempt; that's more than I've heard out of tech
sup
welom;568069 Wrote:
> You can ssh into the Touch and try this:
>
> >
Code:
> > ssh u...@remote.server.com -L 9000:remote.server.com:9000 -L
3483:remote.server.com:3483 -g
> >
>
> Then select localhost (127.0.0.1) as the music source.
>
> I've t
You can ssh into the Touch and try this:
Code:
ssh u...@remote.server.com -L 9000:remote.server.com:9000 -L
3483:remote.server.com:3483 -g
Then select localhost (127.0.0.1) as the music source.
I've tried this using my local server (192.168.etc)
dwilliams01;567833 Wrote:
> I'm still waiting for it as well...
>
> Right now, there is a huge usage hole with this. Granted it is sort of
> on the technical side of things to setup, but extremely simple to use
> once it is setup so I'd not hessitate setting up something like this
> for a non-t
I'm still waiting for it as well...
Right now, there is a huge usage hole with this. Granted it is sort of
on the technical side of things to setup, but extremely simple to use
once it is setup so I'd not hessitate setting up something like this
for a non-technical relative, etc. if given the ch
I have several locations from which I like to access my music, and so
far everything has been working perfectly. Basically, at home I'm
running an SSH server, and at each of the remote locations I'm have an
SSH tunnel set up to the home server. At the remote locations I can
access SB Server just f
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