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When I run env, it lists the line above (sans 'export'), but when I try to do anything that would have to go through the proxy (ssh to an external host), it times out.
Is the syntax above correct for setting the proxy variable?
Last edited by FrayAdjacent; 07-13-2005 at 02:58 PM.
I downloaded proxytunnel, but the packaging isn't very intuitive... there's no make file, no config file... I have no idea how to install it.
I was just hoping that SSH would go through a proxy if the proxy was set in an environment variable. A couple of my linux gurus here confer that it should work, I just wanted to be sure the syntax of the export command was correct.
If anyone has any pointers on how to install proxytunnel in FC3/4, let me know!
the key here is to connect with whatever you named it on the "host" line and make sure that the proxytunnel command option for -d will resolve to your box
[NOTE: proxytunnel installed to /usr/local/bin/proxytunnel in my config, make sure you specify the correct path to your installation. 'which proxytunnel' should give you the location]
sounds like you are missing gcc (and probably some other development/libraries)
/usr/bin/gcc ?
rpm -qa | grep gcc
on one of my boxes gcc-3.4.2-6.fc3 provides /usr/bin/gcc (version may be different for you)
'make install' is failing because 'make' did not successfully build the proxytunnel binary so that's where the "cannot stat 'proxytunnel'" message is coming from
if you want i can email you the binary, should work for you. i have copied it from one of my other boxes to a third box and had it work. otherwise you will need to track down the necessary packages to get it to build
mhallbiai, I sent you a pm. I appreciate the input! I'm a bit past the 'complete noob' stage to 'have some experience', but there is just so much to Linux, one can keep learning!
When you email me the binary, do I just drop that into /usr/bin/ or should I put it in the folder and then use make install to install it correctly?
what i did was extract the contents, changed into the directory, ran make, then tar'd the file up again including the binary, you should be able to run 'make install' and it will install the binary as well as the man pages
/bin/sh: /home/matt/: is a directory
/bin/sh: line 0: exec: /home/matt/: cannot execute: Success
ssh_exchange_indentification: Connection closed by remote host
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