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[FEATURE] SSH tunnel support #205
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+1 to this. I make use of SequelAce usually but I'd love to have DBLab as an alternative for when I'm in a terminal scenario and don't have a GUI. I was just reviewing all the docs to see if this was supported and can't find any mention of "proxy" "tunnel" or "ssh". |
@mhammerly Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Can't promise to work on this right away, because I have other issues with higher priority, but I've been doing my best to address users' requests lately. |
whenever you get around to it (if you can at all), thanks! just made an issue to give myself and others a place to subscribe dblab looks cool, may write a little wrapper script so i can try it out in the meantime! |
Really looking forward to have SSH tunneling built in 👍 I am not a golang developer, but I could have a look into this. Would only need to know if there is a good package for it 😉 |
DBLAB looks really cool. I am really looking forward to have this built in as well 👍🏽 |
This library should make it easy to add SSH tunneling to DB connections: |
Guys, there's a new PR addressing this issue. Please, check it out and let me know if that satisfies your requirements. Sorry if it took so long to arrive. |
Most databases I want to connect to are only reachable with an SSH tunnel through a bastion server. Some database clients (DBeaver, DataGrip, pgcli off the top of my head) support setting up tunnels in their config and it'd be nice if dblab did as well.
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