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The confusion here is that presumably "SSH" is not something "provided" by the shell, but merely something that you can run with the shell.
by burgerbrain 15y ago
The confusion here is that presumably "SSH" is not something "provided" by the shell, but merely something that you can run with the shell.
- gwillen 15y agoI'm not actually sure that's true. It's not a full-fledged ssh client; it may well be a shell builtin. (It can't be the standard openssh client, because that lets you escape to a real shell.)