The solution I posted above that uses tunnel and port forwarding doesn’t rely on an ssh key, just an ssh connection. You can ssh with a username and password using the same command…
When you say solution, what do I do with “ssh -L 4001:localhost:27017 root@your.drop.let.ip”?
Where does it go?
In the ssh settings, where do I put that?
OK. so someone posted faulty data on to my app today. So I needed a quick solution so I could go in and edit the collection.
I am now using the houston admin package as a temporary way of editing the collections. I’d rather a more secure option, but it will do until we get investors for this project.
That’s a modified version of the ssh command line function that also sets up port forwarding. So you would run that in a terminal window. Then open up your robomongo and just use localhost:4001 as the connection, no security needed.
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