CFsshTunnel 0.2.0

Cloudflare Tunnel for open-ssh and code-server

ssh server cloudflare tunnel

• custom ssh and cloudflare tunneling
• remote code-server tunneling

Server dependencies:

• python>=3.5
• pip
• python-apt
• make(optional instead of pip)

Client dependencies:

• ssh
• Cloudflared https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-apps/install-and-setup/installation

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Installation

• pip
• source

pip

pip install CFsshTunnel

Uninstall

pip uninstall CFsshTunnel

source

git clone https://github.com/ThePilot916/CFsshTunnel.git
cd ./CFsshTunnel
make dependencies
make install

Uninstall

sudo make clean
make clean

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Launching

• ssh-cloudflare-tunnel
• code-server

ssh-cloudflare-tunnel

using make

sudo make launch_server	

python source/notebooks

import CFsshTunnel
#Run either with all default parameters or pass ssh/cloudflare config as required
_, hostname, user = CFsshTunnel.CFsshTunnel()

Note: Ensure to update ~/.ssh/config on the client as displayed on the output after running CFsshTunnel()

code-server

import CFsshTunnel
from CFsshTunnel.code_server.code_server import launch_codeserver
_, hostname, user = CFsshTunnel.CFsshTunnel()
launch_codeserver(hostname=hostname, user=user)

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client - setup

Ensure to update ~/.ssh/config on the client as displayed on the output after running CFsshTunnel()

• ssh

$ ssh <user>@<hostname>

• code-server

$ ssh -N -L <client_port>:127.0.0.1:<server_port> <user>@<hostname>

Now open http://localhost:<client_port> on any ssh client browser and enjoy!

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Code-snippets from google-colab

Colab_notebook