I have a MineOS Turnkey server running on my university's network and its locked behind their firewall. I have been able to connect to their Linux servers using SSH and then SSH to my server from there, however, I don't know how to tunnel the connection from a Minecraft client on my computer to the server I have double SSHed to. While on their network I can easily connect to the server; however, as I'm on break, I don't have direct access to the network.
How can I use SSH to tunnel Minecraft clients to my MineOS server?
ssh;ssh tunneling;turnkey;minecraft
Appears to be related to this question https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/21848/how-can-i-play-minecraft-through-a-proxy-serverYou can either port forward or create a SOCKS proxy. Check ssh -L or ssh -D in the SSH manual.If port forwarding you have to use localhost as the Minecraft server address. For SOCKS proxy, check out --proxyHost and --proxyPort as an argument when running the JAR file. Hints from http://hydra.geht.net/tino/howto/software/minecraft/proxy/Download minecraft.jar (this is Minecraft for Linux) and run it as follows:java -Dhttp.proxyHost=PROXYHOST -Dhttp.proxyPort=PROXYPORT -Dhttps.proxyHost=PROXYHOST -Dhttps.proxyPort=PROXYPORT -jar d:\minecraft\minecraft.jar --proxyHost SOCKSHOST --proxyPort SOCKSPORTReplace following words above with:PROXYHOST: your HTTP proxy IP PROXYPORT: is your HTTP proxy port, usually 8080 SOCKSHOST: is your SOCKS5 proxy IP SOCKSPORT: is your SOCKS5 proxy port, usually 1080