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| Subject: | SSH Tunnel Help |
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| Date: | Mon, 27 Sep 2004 16:20:42 -0500 |
I have a shell script that creates a SSH tunnel when I check my email. I am using OpenSSH (protocol 2). Here are some things to know about before you look at the script: first, I can ssh without entering a password, and secondly in evolution I have it set to check mail on the localhost with ports 8110, and 8025. Here is what the script looks like: #!/bin/sh # set up SSH tunnel ssh -L 8110:mailserver:110 -L 8025:mailserver:25 username@host.com 'sleep 600; exit' & # start up Evolution evolution The problem with my script is that the SSH tunnel is only good for 10 minutes. So if I read through my email and it takes me 15 minutes, then I decide to send email or check email again, it won't work because of the SSH tunnel being closed. Is there a better way to do this? Is there a way I can make a shell script to create the SSH tunnel, start evolution, the when I close evolution, the SSH tunnel will close. I was thinking that it might be possible by having it check to see if the evolution process id is running or not. Let me know how I can do this? If anyone has any better ideas about this let me know. Thanks. Phusion
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