I think that torsocks shouldn't break your use of ssh - it closely matches many other uses of ssh or similar programs.
All the best, Jacob
On 3/4/14, Lunar lunar@torproject.org wrote:
David Goulet:
After a big code review from Nick and help from a lot of people contributing and testing, this is the release candidate 4 for the new torsocks.
I was about to push the new version to Debian experimental, but it just breaks my SSH configuration too badly.
The new version forbids listen() and accept().
That means that at least SSH options ControlMaster, LocalForward, and DynamicForward will not work. Being able to multiplex connections (ControlMaster) is pretty crucial to keep sanity when working over hidden services. Forwarding options allow a simple way to create to tunnel TCP connections to a remote system through SSH over Tor.
I am not sure what is the right move here. Perhaps allowing listen on Unix sockets and localhost? Or maybe allowing listen() entirely?
-- Lunar lunar@torproject.org