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The largest reason I don't do this is because I ssh into a lot of different servers and then won't have my unique aliases or scripts readily available. Is the
by brimstedt 7y ago
The largest reason I don't do this is because I ssh into a lot of different servers and then won't have my unique aliases or scripts readily available.
Is there an easy way other than copy paste to rectify this?
- lcall 7y agoIt's nice if the environment lets one have a (replicated?) shell account so you can have some place to put things (but I don't pretend at all to know if that is wise in the environment you work in). I have at times done copy/paste, or, if it seems likely to save enough time in a given situation, something like a script full of aliases that I can quickly scp over and source (". someScript") to make them available in the environment. ((or again, paste) The other comment in this discussion (do Ctrl+F for "most wizardly of the wizards") might have a good idea, but I don't understand it yet.