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I have system where I run multiple containers. Each container is a linux system with a specific purpose and every container has a ssh server enabled. I want to make an entity that manage new ssh connections to the host machine and transparently route that connection to a specific container (witch have a ssh listening too) based on a criteria. I know that I can transparently route connections to a container using ProxyCommand, for example. My problem is that I want to re-route the connection to another container "on the fly" based on other criteria, for example: If the host machine detected that a connection to container A start to download a binary re-route the ssh connection transparently to container B and start download there. I want to do this in a way that the user of the system does not realize that he is in a container and the connection is routing between different containers while he is using the system.



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    I have system where I run multiple containers. Each container is a linux system with a specific purpose and every container has a ssh server enabled. I want to make an entity that manage new ssh connections to the host machine and transparently route that connection to a specific container (witch have a ssh listening too) based on a criteria. I know that I can transparently route connections to a container using ProxyCommand, for example. My problem is that I want to re-route the connection to another container "on the fly" based on other criteria, for example: If the host machine detected that a connection to container A start to download a binary re-route the ssh connection transparently to container B and start download there. I want to do this in a way that the user of the system does not realize that he is in a container and the connection is routing between different containers while he is using the system.



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      I have system where I run multiple containers. Each container is a linux system with a specific purpose and every container has a ssh server enabled. I want to make an entity that manage new ssh connections to the host machine and transparently route that connection to a specific container (witch have a ssh listening too) based on a criteria. I know that I can transparently route connections to a container using ProxyCommand, for example. My problem is that I want to re-route the connection to another container "on the fly" based on other criteria, for example: If the host machine detected that a connection to container A start to download a binary re-route the ssh connection transparently to container B and start download there. I want to do this in a way that the user of the system does not realize that he is in a container and the connection is routing between different containers while he is using the system.



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      I have system where I run multiple containers. Each container is a linux system with a specific purpose and every container has a ssh server enabled. I want to make an entity that manage new ssh connections to the host machine and transparently route that connection to a specific container (witch have a ssh listening too) based on a criteria. I know that I can transparently route connections to a container using ProxyCommand, for example. My problem is that I want to re-route the connection to another container "on the fly" based on other criteria, for example: If the host machine detected that a connection to container A start to download a binary re-route the ssh connection transparently to container B and start download there. I want to do this in a way that the user of the system does not realize that he is in a container and the connection is routing between different containers while he is using the system.



      Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.







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