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  - Socat listens for message from redbrick (the SSH -R bit in step 2 there) to the port that Mumble is listening to on localhost.
  - Socat listens for message from redbrick (the SSH -R bit in step 2 there) to the port that Mumble is listening to on localhost.
  - On redbrick the weechat script is sending it's growl notifications to localhost
  - On redbrick the weechat script is sending it's growl notifications to localhost
  - The socat instance on redbrick is listening for shit (grolw notifications) on localhost and sending it to the port that SSH -R above is looking for.. Thus actually sending it backwards through our SSH connection to our localhost where mumble gets it and pops up a nice little notification box.
  - The socat instance on redbrick is listening for shit (growl notifications) on localhost and sending it to the port that SSH -R above is looking for.. Thus actually sending it backwards through our SSH connection to our localhost where mumble gets it and pops up a nice little notification box.
 
This is what it looks like
weechat ---> socat on redbrick ---> SSH -R ---> socat on localhost ---> mumble
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