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Use -J or ProxyJump in .SSH/config for a modern equivalent
by jgtrosh 5y ago
Use -J or ProxyJump in .SSH/config for a modern equivalent
- lxgr 5y agoYes, please only use this! The big advantage of this (over ssh user@host1 ssh user@host2) is that the jump host only sees the encrypted inner connection – it doesn't get access to the client's SSH agent/keychain, nor to the target host (host2) or data transmitted over the connection.
- marginalia_nu 5y agoI guess my bash aliases are a bit oldfashioned :P