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Jamis Buck wrote:
> Randy Lawrence wrote:
>
>> Wow, that was fast! We requested some of these features just days ago!
>
>
> I aim to please. :)
>
>> Quick question: after we establish port forwarding, how difficult is
>> it (or how easy) to terminate or re-establish it? For example, if
>> we're port forwarding to a machine with dynamic IP and detect that its
>> address changed after the initial port-forwarding was established.
>
>
> Not hard at all. Supposing you started a forward request via:
>
> manager.forward_local( 12345, '1.2.3.4', 1122 )
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> Then, when you want to change the address that is being forwarded to:
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> manager.cancel_forward_local( 12345, '1.2.3.4', 1122 )
> manager.forward_local( 12345, '1.2.3.5', 1122)
>
> And away you go!
>
> Someday all of this will be properly documented. In the meantime, the
> methods themselves have been commented--just run rdoc on the sources and
> you'll get a nice document. Once I'm out of the 0.0.x series, I'll sit
> down and write a users guide for all this stuff. In the meantime, the
> API is almost guaranteed to change before then...
>
>> Thanks!!!
>
>
> You're welcome!
>
Beautiful! This opens up a lot of possibilities.
Thanks a million!!!