tunman is basically autossh, except written in .NET and Dockerized.
Behavior is driven completely by configuration. All fields are required. Multiple tunnels can be configured.
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
TunMan:User |
string | The ssh user on the remote host. To bind to ports below 1024, must be root. |
TunMan:RemoteHost |
string | The remote host to connect to. |
TunMan:RemoteHostKeys |
string[] | Contents will be dropped into a temporary known_hosts file for ssh. |
TunMan:PrivateKeyPath |
string | The path to the mounted private key file. Specify this or PrivateKeyContent. |
TunMan:PrivateKeyContent |
string | The contents of the private key file to use for connecting. |
TunMan:Tunnels:N:RemotePort |
int | The remote port to bind. Traffic will be forwarded to LocalHost:LocalPort |
TunMan:Tunnels:N:LocalHost |
string | The local (target) host for traffic. |
TunMan:Tunnels:N:LocalPort |
int | The local (target) port for traffic. |
TunMan:RemoteHostKeys is an array. Use TunMan:RemoteHostKeys:0, TunMan:RemoteHostKeys:1, etc.
TunMan:Tunnels is an array. Multiple values can be assigned via N, e.g. TunMan:Tunnels:0:RemotePort, TunMan:Tunnels:1:RemotePort, TunMan:Tunnels:2:RemotePort.
If using environment variables for configuration, use double underscore (
__) instead of:per the .NET documentation on configuration providers.