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A few different articles this week about spinning up a wireguard container/jail/VM ... But it's far, far easier to just fire up an sshd somewhere and 'sshuttle
by rsync 7y ago
A few different articles this week about spinning up a wireguard container/jail/VM ...
But it's far, far easier to just fire up an sshd somewhere and 'sshuttle' makes it possible to turn any ssh server that you have a login on into a VPN endpoint:
https://sshuttle.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ https://sshuttle.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
You don't even need to be a privileged user - just any old user login, over ssh, and you need python to exist on the remote system.
- bambambazooka 7y agoI absolutely love sshuttle but IMHO nothing beats WireGuard‘s availability and simplicity. I have it setup on my laptops, iPhone and iPad. It works transparently and I can access all the stuff in my homenetwork. I use sshuttle for situations where I don’t have root on a jumphost or only need the tunneling sometimes.
- nine_k 7y agoDid you not need to set up your home router, too?
- bambambazooka 7y agoNo, I have a small VPS that functions as my central WireGuard node.
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- tw04 7y agoI can't believe the performance of sshuttle is anywhere near Wireguard...?
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y agoIt wasn't when I used it. It's been too long to remember numbers, but I got a significant speed improvement by switching from sshuttle to wireguard.
- belval 7y agoYeah I got 1-2MB/s on a good day with shuttle. It's pretty slow and the author mostly abandoned it.
- rsync 7y agoIt's not. The current maintainer is aware of the speed issues (which I believe are CPU bottleneck issues) but I don't believe anything substantive has been done.
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y agosshuttle is good for "normal" unix-like systems where you have root, but I was never able to get it working on Android.