you can compile them yourself or if you want to skip the step I recently set up GitHub actions to compile linux binaries of this [1][2], tested by a sample of 1 so no guarantees it works, was planning on doing a tap PR/tap of it at some point
also the official developers have been involved a project to solve this while improving the whole-agent approval things also https://github.com/StanfordSNR/guardian-agent , but I couldn't get it to work which is why I tried the fork and got that working
I'm confused. I read the whole thing but couldn't find the specific reason for why it's not been merged. But I assume it's because of the things that were pointed out in the code review comments?
Also, the issue you linked is about SSH Agent forwarding, not port forwarding.
Yes you are 100 correct, I mixed up port and agent forwarding, I’ve needed both at different times and last time it was agent forwarding so got confused.
My understanding is that the maintainers prefer doing one thing well (and securely). Which to be honest is something I really appreciate even if it means I might have to figure out some agent and port forwarding workaround :-/ at least I don’t have to worry about if my version of mosh will work with whatever the server runs
I'm confused. I read the whole thing but couldn't find the specific reason for why it's not been merged. But I assume it's because of the things that were pointed out in the code review comments?
Also, the issue you linked is about SSH Agent forwarding, not port forwarding.