As the subject says.
Using cryplib I have done local port forwards, which works great and there
are examples on the net for this.
However, I now need to try 2 more things -
1. Remote port forwards where you instruct the remote ssh server to listen
to a port and forward any connections it receives on the same TCP connection
used to initiate the port forward.
2. Send a stream to a program that get started on the remote side. I.e.
programatically implement what happens when you do something like this on a
command line ssh client: cat filename | ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'cat >
/path/filename
' . this will copy the file from the local system to the remote host without
the need of sftp or scp.
Any pointer to sample/literature etc would be greatly appreciated
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