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Yep. I spend all day connected to machines that I have to access through a jump server because they have no direct internet access in or out themselves. No way
by freehunter 10y ago
Yep. I spend all day connected to machines that I have to access through a jump server because they have no direct internet access in or out themselves. No way is it worth it for me to customize anything there.
I realize that this is a pretty rare situation though.
- CamTin 10y agoI find TRAMP (https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/TrampMode https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/TrampMode) invaluable in these situations. It lets you run shells/edit files on remote machines from within your local Emacs. There are a few quirks that you need to get used to, but it makes Emacs + a bunch of regular Linux boxes into something that feels very Plan-9-y. In your case, you would want to look into the multihop settings that will let you open files and eshells on remote machines, but use an intermediate machine (your jump boxes) to get there.