Support Unix socket forwarding with -W #254
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Currently ssh -W will parse Unix socket arguments correctly, but will then fail to set up a tunnel because parse_forward() sets listen_path instead of listen_host. Choose the correct value for stdio_forward_host and use the correct rtype in channel_connect_stdio_fwd().
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Implemented by 94842bf, I think we can close this PR. |
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Yes, this PR can be closed. |
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Currently ssh -W will parse Unix socket arguments correctly, but will
then fail to set up a tunnel because parse_forward() sets listen_path
instead of listen_host.
Choose the correct value for stdio_forward_host and use the correct
rtype in channel_connect_stdio_fwd().