Python tool to setup multiple SSH tunnels running on local ports.
The usage is very simple once the source is downloaded and it only consists of a single script run_ssh_tunnels:
./run_ssh_tunnels [-v+] [-q+] [-s] [list of tunnel aliases..]
The tunnel aliases are defined in the keys of TUNNEL_DATA in settings.py.example. This file should be copied to settings.py where you may enter your custom connection data.
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