Re: --iif unrecognised in ROUTE target

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Hi Jan,

> Besides that it works for me, just what are you trying to accomplish
> that you need to rewrite it to "lo"?

Well, it's just a quick hack that I thought would be interesting if it
worked.  I have an outgoing ssh tunnel, but my sshd listens on 127.0.0.1
when the tunnel is initiated from the remote client.  I can't connect to
the remote client from another remote machine because ssh sits on lo and
not on eth0 or ppp0.  Since my ppp0 has a dynamic IP I can't hardwire the
listen address into sshd.conf - trying to listen on 0.0.0.0 didn't work
either.

Anyway, that's off-topic, I just wanted to see if I can rewrite the route
and make it magically route the packets to my remote machine.

Thank you!
Andi




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