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A terminal doesn't need SSH integration, but it's convenient if it does, to allow you to easily start and manage connections. Is there something inherently unsa
by ldjb 2y ago
A terminal doesn't need SSH integration, but it's convenient if it does, to allow you to easily start and manage connections. Is there something inherently unsafe about such an integration?
- Xelynega 2y agoThere's something inherently unsafe with replacing an industry-standard security tool with anything. I don't think it's inconvenient enough to type `ssh -i key_file name@host` that we need to be creating more security risk to skip typing it.
- wkat4242 2y ago> I don't think it's inconvenient enough to type `ssh -i key_file name@host` that we need to be creating more security risk to skip typing it. Also, you can easily configure that in your .ssh/config file, even with different options per host or group of hosts.