here's a crude bash snippet to conveniently enough use an ssh tunnel to have your local snowblossom client interact with a remote private node ``` function snow-balance { ssh -M -S snow-tunnel -L2338:localhost:2338 -N -f ( cd "$HOME/.snowblossom/" || exit 1 java -jar SnowBlossomClient_deploy.jar client.conf ) ssh -S snow-tunnel -O 'exit' } ``` forks the ssh tunnel (`-L`) into the background (`-f`), running no remote command (`-N`), declaring this as the master process (`-M`), and with a named control socket to talk back to it later (`-S`) does a subshell to navigate to where ever you keep the client and your wallet tells the named control socket (`-S`) to send the command `exit` to the remote end (`-O`) ending the ssh session

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