Michael Rose rose-m

AWS Workspace Reverse Tunnel Proxy

This setup allows you to open a reverse SSH tunnel to an external machine and then be able to use the AWS Workspace machine as a jump host for any network access by starting a SOCKS5 proxy.

Setup

Make sure you have Cygwin installed on the AWS Workspace machine.
Download microsocks.exe as raw file to the AWS Workspace machine.
Copy the tunnel.sh script - put it in the same folder as microsocks.exe on the AWS Workspace machine (best copy both to your Cygwin home directory).

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	#!/bin/bash
	# Script to convert video files to GIFs using ffmpeg

	FFMPEG_PATH=$(which ffmpeg)
	if [[ -z FFMPEG_PATH ]]; then
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	exit 1
	fi

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	# 1. Download the latest ivy jar (currently it's v.2.4.0)
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