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"!ssh" to run the most recent ssh command without having to type out the long list of arguments I use and the host name.
by re_todd 15y ago
"!ssh" to run the most recent ssh command without having to type out the long list of arguments I use and the host name.
- steve-howard 15y agoIt helps to put your most frequent entries in ~/.ssh/config Host somewhere HostName somewhere.example.com User username IdentityFile ~/.ssh/somewhere_key.pub
- bnegreve 15y agoyes and do you know about proxycommand ? let you set up hops when you don't have direct access to a server. e.g. if you don't have direct access to serverB but have direct access to a serverA that has direct access to serverB put this in your ~/.ssh/config file host serverA hostname serverA.domainname.com host serverB hostname serverB.domainname.com ProxyCommand ssh serverA "nc %h %p" then typing ssh serverB will log you on serverB