how to connect via ssh to a localtunnel tunnel?
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to connect to a tunnel via ssh but it gives me access denied, any ideas?
Server
lt --port 22
https://chicken-12.loca.lt
client
ssh user@chicken-12.loca.lt
user@chicken-12.loca.lt's password:
Permission denied, please try again.
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Unfortunately, you can’t ssh via localtunnel since localtunnel only tunnels HTTP/HTTPS traffic. Feel free to use something like ngrok (a general tcp tunnelling service)
Ngrok?