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This may be a bit off topic, so please forgive - I'm running Tiger (10.4), and when I ran 10.3.9, I used to be able to perform a command-line ssh redirect of two IPs to localhost. Under Tiger, it now yells at me if I attempt the second redirect, saying the destination is already in use (or something like that), which is true. On the PC-side, I do have Putty ssh client redirecting two IPs and their respective ports to Localhost, and that works fine. Is there a Mac ssh client that will let me do the same, if the native ssh client will not? An example of what I'm [trying to do] doing is: ssh external.place.org -L 12345:localhost:12345 ssh external.place.org -L 12346:localhost:12346 I can do this in putty on my PC for a profile, but no longer under Tiger on my Mac. Thanks. Scott
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