[Python] Python version of ssh -D (SOCKS proxy over SSH)

Discussão em 'Python' iniciado por Stack, Novembro 28, 2024.

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    I'm trying to use urllib2 over a proxy to scrap a web page that isn't directly available (it's running in the remote server's local network and isn't externally accessible). The proxy I'd prefer is a SSH SOCKS proxy (like you get if you run ssh -D 9090 server), both because I have access to this and because it's fairly secure.

    I've had a poke around with paramiko but everything I find points to running a SSH connection out over SOCKS, which is the opposite of what I'm actually trying to accomplish here.

    I have seen the Transport class but this only does dumb forwarding and doesn't provide a nice OpenSSH-SOCKS proxy interface that I can latch onto with SocksiPy (et al).

    Net::SSH::Socks for Ruby is exactly what I'm looking for in the wrong language. Is there anything available in Python that provides a proxy over SSH?

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