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you guys think there's a chance to run the ssh and http server on the same port simultaneously (e.g. on port 80)? Is it totally impossible and/or unsafe or simply possible? Could anyone give me advice how to do it?
I dont think it is possible to run ssh/http on the same port. If you are talking about ssh port of http then you can configure the https port of the web server.
ouch. maybe a combination of a socks proxy, SNAT and DNAT ip filters could get this working for you to some extent, but no, you can't bind to a socket in use by another process.
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