Tunnel SSH Directly To HTTP With GoLang!?

Thank you for your channel! You cover intresting topics that help me learn new ideas and get better with Go.

Cool trick, reminds me of the one where you can change the TCP transport layer to something like NATS. Worth a look if you havent seen it before

Oh man how many kjkj do you press after 5 characters typing it makes me confused and angry. Please

Great video. Thanks for all your content

echo "hello world" | ssh -O StrictHostKeyChecking=no -O UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -p 2222 localhost


Using pipe operator "|" to fix your echo problem.
Using UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null to not save the host key
Using StrictHostKeyChecking=no to avoid the nasty warning.

Hello from Ukraine! Thanks a lot for your videos. You give me motivation to keep learning stuff in this hard time for me and my country. Keep going!!!!!

Thanks! Thank you my friend I quite appreciate that you know how to think outside the box but people forget that you do not forget the box has to be something you know nothing about or it is not thinking outside the box thank you from an old cowboy and my professor Joseph George new physics with Joseph George

you give me energy, thanks for sharing!

Might worth to try ssh localhost -p 2222 <<< "hello, world!"
The triple left arrows indicate read string

What is actual use case of this?