Host sangerTunnel
HostName ssh.sanger.ac.uk
Port 22
# Subversion Server
LocalForward localhost:2222 svn:22
###Hostname alias directives###
#These allow you to mimic hostnames as they appear at work.
#We just take the localhost names from the above section and add alias names.
#Note that you don't need to use a FQDN; you can use a short name ,such as smtp instead of smtp.pretendco.com.
Host svn.internal.sanger.ac.uk
HostName localhost
User YOURUSERNAME
Port 2222
#End Config File
Then type:
ssh -v sangerTunnel -lYOURUSERNAME
to setup the tunnel. You will need to login (and connect to a host). You can then checkout your files, as if you were connected to the local network.
Here is the same for EMBL (couldn't correctly formatted code to comment):
I wanted to do the same to access my machine in EMBL. Here is how.
Host emblTunnel
HostName ssh-proxy.embl.de
Port 22
# Subversion Server
LocalForward localhost:2222 svn:22
###Hostname alias directives###
#These allow you to mimic hostnames as they appear at work.
#We just take the localhost names from the above section and add alias names.
#Note that you don't need to use a FQDN; you can use a short name ,such as smtp instead of smtp.pretendco.com.
Host mymachine
HostName localhost
Port 2222
HostKeyAlias mymachine
User nobodycares
You then type:
ssh emblTunnel
And then:
ssh mymachine
And then it shoudl be possible to scp stuff using scp mymachine:/path/to/file
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