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2009 Mar 23
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Security advice, please
...or. Everything that appears in your logs should be
> *interesting*. Constant port knocking from worms and script kiddies is
> not interesting.
>
> In case you've not done ssh tunelling, Anne, the command that does what
> you want, having done all the above is:
>
> $ ssh -p22022 -L10143:my.server.com:143 anne at my.server.com
>
> This sets up port 10143 on the local system to be redirected through the
> ssh session to the IMAP port on your home server. You don't want to
> redirect 143 to 143 because that would require you to run ssh as root.
> It also p...