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Gordon Grant-Stuart 2023-01-30 18:06:30 +00:00
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README.md
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Install it as a service with `tunnelkeeper install`.
Create a config file `/opt/tunnelkeeper/etc/tunnels.conf`. It's an ssh config file, so see `man ssh_config` for information. TunnelKeeper will connect to each host listed, and make sure every connection in `tunnels.conf` stays open in the background.
Edit the config file `/opt/tunnelkeeper/etc/tunnelkeeper.conf`. If you make changes to tunnelkeeper.conf, run `systemctl restart tunnelkeeper`.
If you make changes to tunnels.conf, run `systemctl restart tunnelkeeper`.
There are 3 sections:
#### settings
- `debug [0..3]`: Debug logging levels 0 (no logging) to 3 (too much logging)
#### ssh
- It's an ssh config file, so see `man ssh_config` for information. TunnelKeeper will connect to each host listed, and make sure every connection in `tunnelkeeper.conf` stays open in the background.
#### passwords
- `host password`: Passwords of the hosts in the ssh section. They are stored in plaintext, so don't use it if you can avoid it.

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etc/tunnelkeeper.conf
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[passwords]
# Use this section at your own risk, because the passwords are stored in plaintext.
#server1 p@$$w0rd
# server1 p@$$w0rd

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tunnelkeeper
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done
else # passwordless auth
while [[ -e "$BASEDIR/var/${2}.connected" ]]; do
ssh -F "${SSHCONF}" $dbgopt -N $2 2>&1 | dbg
ssh -F "${SSHCONF}" $dbgopt -N $2 '#tunnelkeeper' 2>&1 | dbg
sleep 5
done
fi
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FORKSCREEN )
while [[ -e "$BASEDIR/var/${2}.connected" ]]; do
echo $$ > "$BASEDIR/var/${2}.screen"
ssh -F "${SSHCONF}" $dbgopt -N $2 2>&1 | dbg
ssh -F "${SSHCONF}" $dbgopt -N $2 '#tunnelkeeper' 2>&1 | dbg
done
;;
FORKKILL ) kill $(sudo netstat -tnlp | grep "127[0-9\.]*:${2}" | grep -o '[0-9]*/ssh' | grep -o '[0-9]*') &>/dev/null ;;
# FORKKILL ) kill $(sudo netstat -tnlp | grep "127[0-9\.]*:${2}" | grep -o '[0-9]*/ssh' | grep -o '[0-9]*') &>/dev/null ;;
FORKDEL ) rm "$BASEDIR/var/${2}.connected" ;;
FORKKILL ) pkill -f '#tunnelkeeper' &>/dev/null ;;
start)
[[ -e "$BASEDIR/var/tunnelkeeper.pid" ]] && exit
echo $$ > "$BASEDIR/var/tunnelkeeper.pid"