Support ~/.ssh/config and SSH ProxyJump
See original GitHub issueIt seems like medis is not using the ~/.ssh/config file for ssh connections and so not using the ProxyJump
I configured in my config.
I need to connect to a remote redis server, which is only accessible via a remote host (web server). And I can only access the web server via our teams ssh hopper (the ssh jump server).
my machine ---ssh---> team jump server ---ssh---> web server ---redis---> redis server
Am I doing something wrong or is it not (yet?) supported by Medis 2?
I’m using Medis Version 2.8.17 (3060) on a MacBook Pro M1 (ARM) with macOS 12.2.1 (21D62).
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That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation! I’m thinking about providing a way to let users give Medis access to the SSH config file so Medis can use it directly. Will get back to you when I have an update on this.
The new version just gets released on the App Store. Feel free to let me know if you have other questions!