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Modern ssh supports forwarding of Unix domain sockets On remote host: $ tmux -S /tmp/remote.sock <now detach from session: prefix d> On local host:
by CraigJPerry 4y ago
Modern ssh supports forwarding of Unix domain sockets
On remote host:
$ tmux -S /tmp/remote.sock
<now detach from session: prefix d>
On local host:
$ ssh -L /tmp/local.sock:/tmp/remote.sock user@remote
$ tmux -S /tmp/local.sock attach
I Typed this on a phone and not validated but it looks good to me right now
- maxdamantus 4y agoHave you tried this before? As far as I can tell, tmux expects to pass the client's terminal fd over the unix socket. When I try it, I get something like this in strace (passing fd 7): > sendmsg(5, {..., msg_control=[{cmsg_len=20, cmsg_level=SOL_SOCKET, cmsg_type=SCM_RIGHTS, cmsg_data=[7]}], msg_controllen=24, msg_flags=0}, 0) = 16 And then the client relays an error: > open terminal failed: not a terminal
- CraigJPerry 4y agoI hadn’t, i just tried it now and yeah it doesn’t work :thumbsdown: