github.com/ui-kreinhard/go-rabbit-tunnel
Do you ever wanted to use your rabbit as a "network device"? The idea is to tunnel all ip packages via rabbit and using rabbit as a "vpn". For getting the ip frames I'm using Tuntap device and for shoveling golang.
It's a weekend hack and most probably not very stable. But I was able to have a stable ssh connection and a vnc connection
I do not have a sane use case, but it's working. It's the kind of projects "do stupid things, win stupid prices"
Either compile it (never checked if it's working on another machine) or download a pre-built binary.
For using it you need 2 hosts which can connect to a rabbitmq instance
On host1
sudo ./go-rabbit-tunnel "amqp://guest:guest@RABBITHOST:5672/" "10.1.0.10"
On host2
sudo ./go-rabbit-tunnel "amqp://guest:guest@RABBITHOST:5672/" "10.1.0.11"
On host1 Try ping
ping 10.1.0.11
Now you can try to ssh into the second host. Maybe it works on your machine :)
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