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[ILUG] compressed tunnels

[ILUG] compressed tunnels

kevin lyda kevin at suberic.net
Sun Feb 25 18:40:08 GMT 2001


On Sun, Feb 25, 2001 at 11:56:18AM +0000, John P . Looney wrote:
>  Swweeet. How much effort is it to setup on the far end ? I'm thinking
> setting up ssh to listen for tunneling connections on Antefacto's firewall
> (which runs squid).

i thought i'd posted it before.  well here ya go, enjoy.  as always i
expect that you'll choose good passphrases for your public keys, that
you've set yourself up for authorized_keys authentication, etc, etc.

-----------> workathome:
#!/bin/sh
# .ssh-env is where i store environment vars for scripts to talk to ssh-agent.
# this allows cron scripts and other such things to work.
. $HOME/bin/.ssh-env
exec $HOME/bin/workathome.exp

-----------> workathome.exp
#!/usr/bin/expect

# how to use:
#   assumes you have sudo configured to run w/o a password.  after this
#   runs, you need to add a route: put this in /etc/ppp/ip-up.local:
#     #!/bin/bash
#     if [ "$6"x = workx ]; then
#         route add -net 192.168.10.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw <lhost below>
#         route add -net 192.168.11.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw <lhost below>
#     fi
#     exit 0
#   make sure it's executable.  this assumes a redhat box btw.  fill in the
#   bits enclosed by <...>.  save this file somewhere on your path and run
#   w/o arguments.
# buglet:
#   for some reason you should press return after the first prompt shows
#   after running workathome.  maybe it's a tcsh buglet?

# configs
set lhost # e.g. 192.168.10.102
set rhost # e.g. 192.168.10.2

# go away and hide - comment out to debug
if [fork]!=0 exit
    disconnect

# start pppd on server
set  stty_init raw
spawn /usr/bin/ssh "-x" "-e" "none" "server.example.com"
set remote $spawn_id
expect "kevin"
# you might want to ssh to an internal machine and start pppd from there.
# in the example below i've soft linked 192.168.11.1 to the ssh binary.
#send "killall /home/kevin/bin/192.168.11.1;sleep 2;192.168.11.1 -x -e none\n"
#sleep 1
#stty -echo
# here i send a password since the internal server doesn't trust the
# external host.  make sure this password is *only* used here since it's
# stored in cleartext.
#send "my.password\n"
#stty echo
#expect "%"
send "sudo /usr/sbin/pppd $rhost:$lhost noauth proxyarp\n"

# start pppd
spawn sudo /usr/sbin/pppd "$lhost:$rhost" noauth ipparam work

# tie them up
interact -u $remote

--------------snip!

cheers!

kevin

-- 
kevin at suberic.net        i...  i have a dream.  and that dream is:
fork()'ed on 37058400    use DIY::Tiler;
meatspace place: orbit   my($t) = new DIY::Tiler;
                         $t->tile(-room => "en-suite", -style => "stone");




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