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Dr Eberhard Lisse
Hi,
I have a PostgreSQL database behind a firewall which I can access
from a fixed IP address but obviously not while on the road where I
must issue something like:
ssh -N -C (e-mail address removed) -L 5433/localhost/5432
(using publik/private key combination) and then run my script to
generate the report.
I can in a slightly different context using Net::SSH issue commands
to the remote host, but I have been unable to figure out how to open
a tunnel from within the perl script (preferably with a module, but
that's not really the issue), then do my usual thing, and then close
the tunnel again.
Is this a unique problem? Or can someone point me to a code
fragment that does something like this...
el
I have a PostgreSQL database behind a firewall which I can access
from a fixed IP address but obviously not while on the road where I
must issue something like:
ssh -N -C (e-mail address removed) -L 5433/localhost/5432
(using publik/private key combination) and then run my script to
generate the report.
I can in a slightly different context using Net::SSH issue commands
to the remote host, but I have been unable to figure out how to open
a tunnel from within the perl script (preferably with a module, but
that's not really the issue), then do my usual thing, and then close
the tunnel again.
Is this a unique problem? Or can someone point me to a code
fragment that does something like this...
el