Is an SSH tunnel through Citrix Client possible?

Question

I know it is not strictly a programmer question, on the other hand, I would really like to be able to do a simple svn up on the production servers, which would save us a lot of hassle.

Or production servers are within a corporate network, and access is only allowed through a gateway server. From that we can access the actual servers via Remote Desktop. Because of this maintenance unfriendly setup we use a sftp server to get our files to the production server (where the ftp server alwys resets last modified date), so it is complicated to determine which files have changed.

So if it would be possible to setup a ssh tunnel from the actual server through the citrix connection, it would ease the whole update process.

(On further option which I consider is to use bazaar to push our updates to the sftp server and then pull the updates from there, but unfortunately there is no working svn plugin for bazaar available [on windows])

Answer 1

Okay, not wanting this to remain unsolved, I posted the following on the usenet in alt.os.citrix:

G'day everyone

Someone asked me this question. I haven't a clue. Any ideas?

"the connection I have is PC -> Citrix Access Gateway -> actual Server. My question is, if it is possible to establish a ssh connection from my PC to the actual Server."

The response I got from a Catherine Jefferson was:

Should be. I do this all the time using an Access Gateway VPN, then ssh to servers inside the company LAN.

What version of the Access Gateway is this user running? I work for Citrix, might be able to get a more specific answer for him or her.

So may I suggest you hook into alt.os.citrix (probably via Google Groups if you don't have an NNTP tool) and buy into the conversation.

--Bruce