Can I SSH from one computer to another remote computer using iroh?

[bitcoinmeetups]

Can I SSH from one computer to another remote computer using iroh or one of its umbrella packages?

Looking for easiest way, preferably bash. Linux debian.

[ramfox]

iroh is a networking library that combines QUIC with hole punching techniques to get direct connections, we don't implement the ssh protocol

[bitcoinmeetups]

Ok. Could some third party build that service on top of iroh? It would be very useful.

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[matheus23]

Yes you could totally do that.
It'd be fairly simple to build a daemon using iroh that accepts new incoming connections and closes them unless the connected NodeId is part of authorized_keys, and then once authorized, forwards stdin/stdout/stderr to bash via three QUIC streams.

[flub]

There's https://github.com/oowl/quicssh-rs and https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-bider-ssh-quic-09.html if you need inspiration for fun projects.

[bitcoinmeetups]

Using QUIC would it mean SSH servers could have static IP addresses reachable from any client anywhere?

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[dpc]

You could already do that with dumbpipe