Can't ssh tunnel URLs with slashes?

Yes... For example:

sh@SH:~$ ssh -L 7777:x10hosting.com:80/free-hosting-signup ______@anapnea.net

What I'm doing wrong?

Bad local forwarding specification '7777:x10hosting.com:80/free-hosting-signup'

How can I tunnel to URLs like those? What is the right way to do it? A last question: On a website, all links link to the website through http:// etc, not relative links, and that makes me go to the site itself, without the ssh tunnel. Any way to avoid it? (Except manually typin开发者_开发知识库g the URL in the address bar)? Any ideas?

You can't tunnel URL's, you're tunneling addresses.

Just do ssh -L 777:x10hosting.com:80 user@example.com, and then access localhost:777/free-hosting-signup with your browser or script or whatever you're using.

As for your second question, you could set up a dynamic tunnel, like so: ssh -D 777 user@example.com, and then set your browser to use a SOCKS5 proxy located at localhost:777.

Now your browser makes all the requests via your tunnel.