Marc G. Fournier sez:
} does anyone know of a proxy server that i can run on a server to "pretend"
} its a postgresql server? so that I can connect to IP:port and have it
} establish a connection to IP:5432?
}
} Basically, I have a domain running in a FreeBSD jail, with a database
} server behind it ... the database server isn't accessible from the
} Internet, only from the local network ... so I need to run a proxy server
} in the jail that will accept connections, thru it, to the database server
} ...
}
} I need it to work for JDBC connections as well as ODBC (pgAdminII) ...
} which I don't think is any different, but figured i'd mention it "just in
} case" ...
}
} I've looked at SSLProxy (JDBC Proxy server), but its SSL only, which makes
} pgAdminII a problem :(
There are several possible solutions. The simplest is to use the socket
program, which will do what you want (with minor trickery, see the man
page); it can be found at http://sources.isc.org/network/utils/socket.txt .
Another is to use ssh with the -L or -R flag (look at the man page). Still
yet another is that if you are running a firewall and natd, which is what
it sounds like, natd has a -redirect_port flag which will let you do what
you want (again, see the man page). Again, those solutions are:
1. socket -bfslp "socket <pg host> 5432" <listenport>
2. ssh -L <listenport>:<pg host>:5432
3. natd -redirect_port tcp <host>:<listenport> <pg host>:5432
(I'm not too sure of those commandlines. Some testing and reading of man
pages may be necessary.)
} Thanks ...
--Greg
