github.com/kennylevinsen/tunnel
Local transport proxy. Runs a local server, and proxies it with transport handling to the provided destination. An example usage would be to connect to a serve2 endpoint to have a stealthy TLS bridge, running a VPN or SSH over it.
Usage:
tunnel [options] [local transport:host:port] [remote transport:host:port]
Example:
tunnel plain::9999 tls:example.com:443
ssh -p 9999 localhost
... or:
ssh -oProxyCommand="tunnel - tls:%h:%p" -p443 example.com
Installation
go get github.com/kennylevinsen/tunnel
For more information on serve2 and serve2d, see http://github.com/kennylevinsen/serve2d and http://github.com/kennylevinsen/serve2
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