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More SSH Tunnel Problems

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    • October 23, 2004 at 9:54 pm #8619
      damonp
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      Version 4.0b5

      Opening two ssh tunnels to different servers at the same time, one is root@localhost (on a remote server) one is root@FQDN (different remote server).

      If root@localhost SSH tunnel is opened first, root@FQDN _always_ fails with error 'cannot connection [email protected] using password; yes'.

      If root@FQDN is opened _first_, then both connections work at the same time.

      1. Seems to be a problem with multiple SSH tunnels

      2. Why would the error msg say [email protected] if it really is root@FQDN? Thats what leads me to believe there is a bug at #1 above.

      Maybe I'm doing something in the SSH tunnelling setup?

    • October 24, 2004 at 1:36 am #16446
      damonp
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      I did finally notice in the help doc the direction to use different local ports if using different ssh tunnels in the same session. That appears to have cleared up this problem.

      The thing that was driving me nuts was it worked depending on the order. I ran many queries and copies while connected to both over the same port and it worked so long as I connected to them in the right order. Too strange.

      sorry to jump the gun

      damonp

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