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I've created a tunnel between a shared machine and my machine which is behind a firewall, with the goal of accessing my machine from outside. I don't one all the users of the shared machine to be able to access my machine, though. So is there a way to set "ownership" on an ssh tunnel?
Peltier
Posted 2010-09-01T16:24:42.657
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No. The best you can do is use the owner module in iptables to drop packets not generated by a process owned by you.
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
Posted 2010-09-01T16:24:42.657
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This may not help you specifically, but if you wanted to solve this problem in a general fashion you could use SELinux to control access. Of course you would need to coordinate with the admin of the shared box for that.
Jason Axelson
Posted 2010-09-01T16:24:42.657
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