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Plink timeout and proxy for Linux

I created a script in bash that creates a connection to a server list. After each connection, if it succeeds, I execute the command. Connections are under the loop.

I know that I use Plink. My script works, but it takes too much time when the server is unavailable. I ran into another problem when I wanted to contact the server through a proxy.

I have two goals:

  • Set the Plink timeout on the command line under Linux to make it shorter ("FATAL ERROR: Connection timed out" takes a long time to appear).

  • Configure the Plink proxy server to have the equivalent of the SOCKS5 name and PuTTY proxy.

I do not know if this is possible. If you have a better way, I will be happy to know about it.

Regards, Mageni

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