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Instead of running netstat/ss on local and remote systems, just bind with port 0 to find an ephemeral port. This is much more robust, simpler and a bit faster. Since the remote port is only known after running cdc_fuse_fs, port forwarding has to be set up after running cdc_fuse_fs.
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Instead of running netstat/ss on local and remote systems, just bind with port 0 to find an ephemeral port. This is much more robust, simpler and a bit faster. Since the remote port is only known after running cdc_fuse_fs, port forwarding has to be set up after running cdc_fuse_fs.