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sshuttle: drop network connection if sshuttle session is broken
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So I am using sshuttle to send all my traffic out to internet via my cloud machine . I want to ensure that if my sshuttle session breaks no traffic should be sent on to the internet. Is there any way to "stop networking" if sshuttle session breaks ( and a way to check that its alive). What I think might work is checking for ssh port on my local machine every minute and if there is no ssh port open "Drop networking" . Will that work and will it be reliable or is there a better way?
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So I am using sshuttle to send all my traffic out to internet via my cloud machine . I want to ensure that if my sshuttle session breaks no traffic should be sent on to the internet. Is there any way to "stop networking" if sshuttle session breaks ( and a way to check that its alive). What I think might work is checking for ssh port on my local machine every minute and if there is no ssh port open "Drop networking" . Will that work and will it be reliable or is there a better way?
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Ah , I can just run "curl icanhazip.com" every minute to check my ip and if my ip is not that of the remote host I can "stop networking" . Stupid question to ask. Sorry.
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So I am using sshuttle to send all my traffic out to internet via my cloud machine . I want to ensure that if my sshuttle session breaks no traffic should be sent on to the internet. Is there any way to "stop networking" if sshuttle session breaks ( and a way to check that its alive). What I think might work is checking for ssh port on my local machine every minute and if there is no ssh port open "Drop networking" . Will that work and will it be reliable or is there a better way?
networking linux-networking ssh-tunnel tunneling
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So I am using sshuttle to send all my traffic out to internet via my cloud machine . I want to ensure that if my sshuttle session breaks no traffic should be sent on to the internet. Is there any way to "stop networking" if sshuttle session breaks ( and a way to check that its alive). What I think might work is checking for ssh port on my local machine every minute and if there is no ssh port open "Drop networking" . Will that work and will it be reliable or is there a better way?
networking linux-networking ssh-tunnel tunneling
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Ah , I can just run "curl icanhazip.com" every minute to check my ip and if my ip is not that of the remote host I can "stop networking" . Stupid question to ask. Sorry.
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Ah , I can just run "curl icanhazip.com" every minute to check my ip and if my ip is not that of the remote host I can "stop networking" . Stupid question to ask. Sorry.
– oldnoob
8 secs ago
Ah , I can just run "curl icanhazip.com" every minute to check my ip and if my ip is not that of the remote host I can "stop networking" . Stupid question to ask. Sorry.
– oldnoob
8 secs ago
Ah , I can just run "curl icanhazip.com" every minute to check my ip and if my ip is not that of the remote host I can "stop networking" . Stupid question to ask. Sorry.
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Ah , I can just run "curl icanhazip.com" every minute to check my ip and if my ip is not that of the remote host I can "stop networking" . Stupid question to ask. Sorry.
– oldnoob
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