Local socks proxy using an SSH connection to a remote host
It will use your current SSH keys so make sure to have copied them to the remote host first (ssh-copy-id ...)
docker-compose build
Example docker-compose file is included. Edit the environment variables and run docker-compose up -d
Here is a list of the environment variables used to configure this docker container:
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| SSH_USER | Remote SSH username | $USER |
| SSH_HOST | Remote SSH host | None |
| SSH_PORT | Remote SSH port | 22 |
Other than that all autossh environment variables will also work
After running the container with the correct configuration port 58080 will be exposed and you shoud be able to connect to that as a socks proxy