sshserverportforward

Documentation

Index

• func ProcessPortForwardNewChannelRequests(newChannelRequests <-chan ssh.NewChannel) <-chan ssh.NewChannel
• func ProcessPortForwardRequests(requests <-chan *ssh.Request, serverConn *ssh.ServerConn) <-chan *ssh.Request
• func RejectChannelRequests(channelRequests <-chan ssh.NewChannel)
• func SetLogger(logr *log.Logger)

Functions

func ProcessPortForwardNewChannelRequests

func ProcessPortForwardNewChannelRequests(newChannelRequests <-chan ssh.NewChannel) <-chan ssh.NewChannel

does same for ssh.NewChannel as above ProcessPortForwardRequests() does for ssh.Request

func ProcessPortForwardRequests

func ProcessPortForwardRequests(requests <-chan *ssh.Request, serverConn *ssh.ServerConn) <-chan *ssh.Request

returns a new channel that receives all non-portforwarding requests. if you don't do anything with them call "go ssh.DiscardRequests()"

func RejectChannelRequests

func RejectChannelRequests(channelRequests <-chan ssh.NewChannel)

since you're embedding port forwarding in a SSH server, there's a good chance you might need to discard channel requests from client -> server, since they're mainly used for interactive sessions

func SetLogger

func SetLogger(logr *log.Logger)

this is ugly design